Opening hours:
1 June – 31 August
Thursday – sunday : 10.00 – 16.00
Monday, tuesday – closed!
1.09 – 31.05
opened when pre-booked
Peipsimaa – with its different cultures, nations, picturesque coastal villages, holy sanctums, an icon painting, samovars, onions, cucumbers, fish, a lake, interesting museums and fairs.
Peipsimaa Museum unites that all. It is possible to get acquainted with old-believers’ household, church and kitchen culture, icon painting and the life of Lake Peipsi. There is a special exposition dedicated to world famous icon painter Pimen Sofronov, who descends from the nearby village.
There is also a room for workshops (icon painting, making of Ivan Chai and boiled sugar etc). It is possible to buy Peipus’ souvenirs and handicraft, Ivan Chai and tasteful local sweets.
With the COVID-19 safety label, trusted to us by Jõgeva County Development and Entrepreneurship Centre, we confirm that we follow the requirements and instructions of the Government and the Health Board of Estonia established for our field of activity, we keep up to date with the information and help visitors to comply with the virus prevention rules on site
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