Guidebook for Luige

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Guidebook for Luige

Sightseeing

Lake Raku is an artificial lake in Tallinn, Estonia, and it is located between Männiku road and Viljandi highway. It is 3130 meter long, and 1070 meters wide. The average depth is 7,2 meters and sonar surveys shows that the north east part is up to 18,2 meters.
Lake Raku is an artificial lake in Tallinn. Lots of fish and good place to swimming.
Lake Raku
Lake Raku is an artificial lake in Tallinn. Lots of fish and good place to swimming.
Sausti Manor is first mentioned in history chronicles in 1453. More info http://www.sausti.ee/index.php?lang=en
Sausti mõis
55 Sausti tee
Sausti Manor is first mentioned in history chronicles in 1453. More info http://www.sausti.ee/index.php?lang=en

Entertainment & Activities

LUIGE COUNTRY FAIR. Next event LUIGE COUNTRY FAIR 2019 will be held from the beginning of May. More info http://www.luigelaat.ee/?lang=en
Luige Näituseväljak
LUIGE COUNTRY FAIR. Next event LUIGE COUNTRY FAIR 2019 will be held from the beginning of May. More info http://www.luigelaat.ee/?lang=en

Everything Else

Neste automatic gas station. More info http://neste.ee/
Neste
37 Juhkentali
Neste automatic gas station. More info http://neste.ee/
Kurna Park is located next to IKEA in Jüri, in Rae municipality, Harju County, about 15 kilometres from Tallinn city centre. A special feature of the retail park is that all the shops have separate entrances and can be accessed directly from the car park and are located on the street level – so shoppers can go to exactly the shop they want. Particular attention in the car park is paid also to people with disabilities – specially marked parking spaces for disabled people can be found in front of each entrance. Alongside Selver and Decathlon, Kurna Park’s tenants include sports retailers Sportland and Nike, children’s retailer Baby City/Toy City, clothing and fashion brands Sinsay and Takko, fashion and interior design retailer Pepco and interior design retailer Alandeko. Apotheka and Pet City are also present, as well as Rikets flower shop. Kangrumetsa tee 3, Kurna küla, Rae vald, Harju maakond Selver grocery store: MON-SUN 09:00-22:00 Other shops: MON-FRI 10:00-21:00 SAT-SUN 10:00-20:00
Kurna Park
Kurna Park is located next to IKEA in Jüri, in Rae municipality, Harju County, about 15 kilometres from Tallinn city centre. A special feature of the retail park is that all the shops have separate entrances and can be accessed directly from the car park and are located on the street level – so shoppers can go to exactly the shop they want. Particular attention in the car park is paid also to people with disabilities – specially marked parking spaces for disabled people can be found in front of each entrance. Alongside Selver and Decathlon, Kurna Park’s tenants include sports retailers Sportland and Nike, children’s retailer Baby City/Toy City, clothing and fashion brands Sinsay and Takko, fashion and interior design retailer Pepco and interior design retailer Alandeko. Apotheka and Pet City are also present, as well as Rikets flower shop. Kangrumetsa tee 3, Kurna küla, Rae vald, Harju maakond Selver grocery store: MON-SUN 09:00-22:00 Other shops: MON-FRI 10:00-21:00 SAT-SUN 10:00-20:00
Scandinavian furniture shop
IKEA Tallinn
Scandinavian furniture shop

Arts & Culture

Museum of Beer. Saku Brewhouse and the Museum of Beer opened their doors on June 18, 2003. The Museum of Beer and the pub are situated in the renovated historical three-storey building of the brewhouse that was built in the beginning of the 20th century on the bank of river Vääna, where brew was made from 1909 up to year 1992.
1820 – Birth of Saku Brewery After the abolition of serfage in the province of Estonia in 1816, landlords started to establish industrial companies at the manors. The most important ones were distilleries and breweries. The birthday of Saku Brewery is considered to be 1820, when the owner of Saku manor, German earl Karl Friedrich Rehbinder, also decided to establish a brewery at his manor. It has been proven with documentary evidence that the first production period at the Saku beer house was in October 1820. Karl Friedrich von Rehbinder was born in 1764 as the son of Otto Magnus von Rehbinder (1727–1792), Chamberlain and secret advisor of Saxon-Weimar, and Sophie Katharina Dorothea von der Pahleni (1737–1768). In addition to Saku manor, his father also owned the manors of Udriku, Imastu, Polli, Liigvalla and Vanamõisa.
Saku Brewhouse and Museum of Beer
2a Tallinna mnt
1820 – Birth of Saku Brewery After the abolition of serfage in the province of Estonia in 1816, landlords started to establish industrial companies at the manors. The most important ones were distilleries and breweries. The birthday of Saku Brewery is considered to be 1820, when the owner of Saku manor, German earl Karl Friedrich Rehbinder, also decided to establish a brewery at his manor. It has been proven with documentary evidence that the first production period at the Saku beer house was in October 1820. Karl Friedrich von Rehbinder was born in 1764 as the son of Otto Magnus von Rehbinder (1727–1792), Chamberlain and secret advisor of Saxon-Weimar, and Sophie Katharina Dorothea von der Pahleni (1737–1768). In addition to Saku manor, his father also owned the manors of Udriku, Imastu, Polli, Liigvalla and Vanamõisa.

Parks & Nature

The Witch's Well in Tuhala. The Witch’s Well, as it is called, is a peculiar attraction in the Estonian village of Tuhala. The well for the most time appears normal. But after a heavy downpour, it begins to spout water and floods the entire area – an occurrence the local people attributes to the misdoings of witches. According to legend, the witches of Tuhala gather in the sauna underground and beats each other vigorously with birch branches, oblivious to the commotion they create on the surface. The truth is, the well happens to be placed just over an underground river. After rain water floods the river, water pressure builds to the point that it shoots up out of the well, usually for a few days. The well is only 2.5 m deep, but under pressure it can spurt water up to half a meter. It is said that more than 100 liters of water can flow out every second. The well doesn’t “boil over” after every heavy rain. The last time it did was in April 2010, and before that in 2008 after a period a three years. And when it does, tourist all over Estonia come to witness it.
Tuhala Nõiakaev
The Witch's Well in Tuhala. The Witch’s Well, as it is called, is a peculiar attraction in the Estonian village of Tuhala. The well for the most time appears normal. But after a heavy downpour, it begins to spout water and floods the entire area – an occurrence the local people attributes to the misdoings of witches. According to legend, the witches of Tuhala gather in the sauna underground and beats each other vigorously with birch branches, oblivious to the commotion they create on the surface. The truth is, the well happens to be placed just over an underground river. After rain water floods the river, water pressure builds to the point that it shoots up out of the well, usually for a few days. The well is only 2.5 m deep, but under pressure it can spurt water up to half a meter. It is said that more than 100 liters of water can flow out every second. The well doesn’t “boil over” after every heavy rain. The last time it did was in April 2010, and before that in 2008 after a period a three years. And when it does, tourist all over Estonia come to witness it.

Sightseeing near Luige!

Some tips!
In my space you can rest well, here is silent and fresh air. House is situated a beautiful nature in Luige, 3 km from Tallinn and 15 km from Tallinn Old Town.
Luige
In my space you can rest well, here is silent and fresh air. House is situated a beautiful nature in Luige, 3 km from Tallinn and 15 km from Tallinn Old Town.

Food scene

Tasty pizzas every day!
Peetri Pizza
41a Viljandi Maantee
Tasty pizzas every day!
Kurna Park is located next to IKEA in Jüri, in Rae municipality, Harju County, about 15 kilometres from Tallinn city centre. A special feature of the retail park is that all the shops have separate entrances and can be accessed directly from the car park and are located on the street level – so shoppers can go to exactly the shop they want. Particular attention in the car park is paid also to people with disabilities – specially marked parking spaces for disabled people can be found in front of each entrance. Alongside Selver and Decathlon, Kurna Park’s tenants include sports retailers Sportland and Nike, children’s retailer Baby City/Toy City, clothing and fashion brands Sinsay and Takko, fashion and interior design retailer Pepco and interior design retailer Alandeko. Apotheka and Pet City are also present, as well as Rikets flower shop.
Kurna Park
Kurna Park is located next to IKEA in Jüri, in Rae municipality, Harju County, about 15 kilometres from Tallinn city centre. A special feature of the retail park is that all the shops have separate entrances and can be accessed directly from the car park and are located on the street level – so shoppers can go to exactly the shop they want. Particular attention in the car park is paid also to people with disabilities – specially marked parking spaces for disabled people can be found in front of each entrance. Alongside Selver and Decathlon, Kurna Park’s tenants include sports retailers Sportland and Nike, children’s retailer Baby City/Toy City, clothing and fashion brands Sinsay and Takko, fashion and interior design retailer Pepco and interior design retailer Alandeko. Apotheka and Pet City are also present, as well as Rikets flower shop.
Shops
Luige keskus
Shops