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A large and beautiful manor house of the late 19th century with neo-Gothic elements.
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Pagari mõis
A pretty and preserved manor house mainly of wood; a barn, a cellar, the remains of a windmill, and a picturesque landscape park.
Mäetaguse mõis
A classic manor house of the late 18th century turned into a country spa hotel.
Massages and body treatments can be booked in advance at the adult ward. The spa area, open to all, features traditional steam and infrared saunas, as well as massage and jacuzzis. The back room features a hot tub and a steam room with salt, aroma and tropical rain effects. You can play disc golf, kick bikes and climb the children’s adventure track on the manor’s grounds.
Jõhvi kontserdimaja
Jõhvi is the home of Estonia's newest concert hall, which opened in 2005. It has two concert halls: the Grand Hall seating 836 (can be changed to 926), and the other 170. During the season, from autumn to spring, on average one or two concerts a week take place in the Jõhvi Concert Hall. During the summer season several concerts also take place at other beautiful locations throughout Ida-Viru county. The traditional festival "Music of Seven Towns" takes place in late July, with concerts in the concert hall and all over Ida-Viru county.
The stadium is the home of the Lokomotiv football club, which plays in the Estonian Premier League.
This Orthodox Church was built in 1895 and is of modernist style by the standards of that time – large grey cobbles, fastened with a brick "frame". The local rector of the 1950s was the future patriarch Alexy II.