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Island in Estonia
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It's the oldest known wooden building still standing in Estonia - its construction was started in 1643.
The new church was built only 2 m from the old wooden church. The walls of the church are made from rocks and the church tower from wood. The church bell is one of the oldest in Estonia.
Made in France in 1877. According to rumours, it was designed by Gustave Eiffel (known for the Eiffel Tower).
Harbor Cafe
Liise Talu
Accommodation: 36 people; catering: up to 50 people; store (food and drink; card; free Wi-Fi; excursions; transport on the island; smoked fish, craft workshop.
Accommodation: 23 people; catering: up to 50 people; sauna; excursions; camping.
Accommodation: 27 people; catering; camping; sauna; excursions; bicycle rent, fishing, smoked fish; transport on island.
Ruhnu puhkemaja
Place for 5 people.
By plane
If arriving by airplane, there is a free shuttle bus to the village. Tell the bus driver the name of the place of the family where you are staying, he will take you there.
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