Padise Monastery
Padise, 76001 Harju CountyAbout
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Added by Jopie, at 29 May 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday Open 24 hours
- Tuesday Open 24 hours
- Wednesday Open 24 hours
- Thursday Open 24 hours
- Friday Open 24 hours
- Saturday Open 24 hours
- Sunday Open 24 hours
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12 Reviews
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09 May 2018
Fantastic
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10 March 2018
Nice and free place. Better see at winter or summer.
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26 December 2017
Very large, totally free, open (zero security) historic site to wander around. Includes a 5-story tower with spiral staircase to climb. There are a reasonable number of signs in 4 languages (English, Russian, German, and French, I believe) explaining the site's history. Huge, and full of interesting rooms to explore. I'm an impatient traveler who walks fast, and it took me 45 minutes to wander the site. Not remotely wheelchair friendly. Lots of parking. Food and services available at the hotel 100 meters away. One of the larger/more interesting castles I toured in the Baltic region, free, and open 24/7 (there's no one around to "close" it).
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22 October 2017
Absolutny hit! Całkowicie za darmo można zwiedzić wspaniałe ruiny opactwa. To trzeba koniecznie zobaczyć.
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27 August 2017
It was really nice n peaceful U can climb up n everywhere inside! For free!
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07 August 2017
Very nice place
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24 June 2017
В детстве искали в развалинах здесь клад. Сейчас очень красивое место. Здесь по приданию останавливался Петр Первый. Есть что посмотреть и где отдохнуть. Музей под открытым небом.
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09 April 2017
Huvitav koht, on kõvasti arenguruumi.
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15 February 2017
Müstilised vanad varemed
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30 September 2016
Very interesting ruins.
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23 August 2016
Parim vaade siinkandis.
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05 June 2016
This place has a long history, dating back to 1310. Today the ruins are open for visitors 24/7. I would recommend visiting the ruins with a guide, as the legends and stories that go along the place make the experience so much better. Also if possible take the evening or night tour with the candle light.
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