Haapsalu Jaani Church

Museum address:

Kooli 4, Haapsalu

Entrance fee 1 EURO

Museum open during operating hours 18:00 - 21:00

Program

At 18:00 concert “There are voices in the evening”, spiritual ambient music will be performed by Meelis-Lauri Erikson, teacher of Kadrina parish.

For younger visitors: there are worksheets in the church for kindergarten and primary school children and young people on the theme “There are voices in the night”. When you return the completed worksheet, you will receive a little surprise from the church warden.

Bring the whole family to enjoy the special atmosphere of Museum Night and discover the sounds of the night in the sanctuary!

Accessibility information:

The entrance to the church is equipped with a ramp, ensuring accessibility for wheelchair users and families with prams.

The nearest parking lot is located at Lossiplats.

Important info

St John’s is a Lutheran church that has been in continuous operation since 1524. The church has a stone altarpiece by Joachim Winter from 1630, rare in northern Europe, and a Baroque-style pulpit with woodcarvings from 1707. Two bells chime in the church tower. 1590. The bell, cast in 2007, is the third oldest working church bell in Estonia.

NB! Entrance €1 – cash only.