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Järva County’s oldest church in Ambla was completed in the 13th century. The church has a simple exterior, and the interior has three naves. The medieval furnishings of the Ambla Church were destroyed during the Livonian War. The church has the oldest high belfry of a rural church. During the summer, you can visit the Ambla Church from Friday to Sunday.
Interesting facts: The Latin name of the church “Ampla Maria” is derived from the name of its location – Ambla. In the churchyard, there is a grave monument entitled “Boy with a Poppy” and a monument to the War of Independence. The current steeple was built in 1857 and is 49.5 m high.

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Järva-Madise Church is one of the smallest in Estonia. The Church was formerly erected without the West tower. The tower was built in 1858. The furnishing of the Church originates from the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

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Museum of Järva-Jaani 
Fire-fighting Society

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Museum of Järva-Jaani 
Fire-fighting Society

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Museum of Järva-Jaani Fire-fighting Society is situated in Järva-Jaani, at 24 Pikk Street, which used to be a fire-station. The history of fire-fighting through centuries has been displayed in the Museum, including many restored fire-engines. An added attraction is the possibility to order how-events, where the main actors are the voluntary fire-fighters.

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Mündi manor was a knight's manor in the parish Paid county. Nowadays the former mansion Paid proficient in Järva County. Mündi manor is first mentioned in 1560. In the following centuries, the famous mansion in Scharenbergidele, Pahlenitele, Stackelbergs, if Fersenitele Staalidele. In 1896 the estate was bought by Walter von Schilling, who served until 1919. The mansion was expropriated.
Manor complex

Manor house is half-hipped roof wooden building, which was probably at the end of the 18th century. At the beginning of the 19th century, the building was added to the end of the four wooden pillars of the portico, which has now been demolished. Dispossession school was located in the main building. Nowadays a private mansion. Has been preserved in a number of outbuildings, most of which are still rebuilt.

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the first data of the Manor date from 1282 and make it the oldest manor in the County Järva and one of the oldest in Estonia. Probably there was previously a fortified house on the site, as the building is situated on an artificial hill and is partly surrounded by a river. The main building of the current Manor was erected in the middle of the 18th century. The decor is simple and laconic, the doors and tiled stove with early Classical formation have been preserved. In the restoration of the manor building the principle of restoring as close to the original as possible has been followed. Currently the Albu Gymnasium is located in the Manor, which in the summer period is open to the tourists.

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It’s a small town in the middle of Estonia with the population of 1087 people. It lies around 15 km north of Paide, on the edge of Pandivere highlands. It’s mainly known for the manor that is now used as a school. Roosna-Alliku Manor was established in the 17th century. Manor was named by the first owners, the Rosens. In December 1923 small village schools in Oeti, Valasti and Kaaruka where closed and due to that all the children had to go to Roosna-Alliku to have a school education. In the beginning of 1924 the school was moved to the manor house.

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The Museum was opened in 1958 in the Village of Vetepere, in the house where Anton Hansen Tammsaare, the most famous literature classic of Estonia, was born. The complex comprises a dwelling house, barn and farm including a barn, cattle-shed and cottagers' buildings. In these buildings the lifestyle of the times of "Tõde ja Õigus" ("the Truth and the Right") is being exhibited. In the former dwelling house there is an exhibition reflecting the life and creative work of the writer. In summer different events take place; the open-air theatre performances are especially popular. From the Museum hiking tracks lead into the countryside of Korvemaa.

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White Horse Hill is the highest point of Kõrvemaa (107m over the sea level), where in 1976 a 28m observation tower was erected. According to a legend Kalevipoeg rested here from ploughing, the wolves sneaked to his white horse and killed it. The hill of Valgehobusemägi was formed from the body of the horse and due to the disruption of the ploughing the landscape here is hilly.

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The Roosna-Alliku Chapel is a small building built by the Stackelbergs in the first half of the 19th century. It is made out of limestone and has a circular build. It has a pseudodome inside of it and is covered on the outside by a tin roof. There are 5 known grave markers near it and it is surrounded by sparsely placed tall trees. It is registered as a part of our national heritage.

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Paide Vallitorn and Ruins of the Order Castle at Vallimägi

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Paide Vallitorn and Ruins of the Order Castle at Vallimägi

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Building of the Paide Order Castle started in 1265. Local white limestone was used to build the castle. The first building on Vallimägi Hill was the octagonal Tall Hermann Tower, which was destroyed by the retreating Red Army in 1941. The tower was restored for the 650th anniversary of the St George's Night Uprising in 1993.
Interesting facts: The stronghold established in Paide was the second castle built by the order in the territory of Estonia after Viljandi. Paide Vallitorn became the symbol of Paide Town and Järva County and is depicted on their coats of arms. There is a memorial on Paide Vallimägi Hill to the four Estonian elders executed during the uprising.

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Järvamaa Museum was founded in 1905 by Järvamaa Heritage Preservation Association to allow intensive exploration of the nature and history of Järva county.

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Roosna-Alliku is located on the edge of Pandivere Highlands and Kõrvemaa where the Pärnu River starts from a spring. The mansion of the manor was designed by the former Estonian province architect Johann Schultz. He is also the author of Toompea Castle, which is why there are notable similarities between the two buildings.
It is a manor school, which is why visits during the school period are possible by appointment only.

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Shelter of old vehicles