Archives: Pärnu

When visiting the art galleries of Pärnu, you can always rely on the Museum of New Art to surprise you with its exhibitions of modern art. The museum’s collection contains more than 400 works, and more than 1200 documentaries are kept in its videotheque. Established by Mark Soosaar, the art centre is extremely important in the cultural life of Pärnu.

There are over 70 kilometers of light traffic roads in Pärnu. Therefore, the bicycle can be considered one of the best ways of transport to discover Pärnu. In a few hours you can make a big tour in the city, seeing areas that the average visitor often does not get to. So a few hours of cycling in Pärnu is a must do.

Pärnu City Gallery has operated since 1995 in different rooms. The current exhibition hall is conveniently located in the centre of town in the historic Town Hall. The gallery has hosted over 200 exhibitions over the years.

Gastronoom is a combination of food, drinks, and music. The menu has something for everyone, combining flavours from the sea, the land, and the garden. We have signature cocktails and tap wine. Visitors can enjoy a rich breakfast on the sunny terrace.

The menu is inspired by travelling: we offer different national cuisines and dishes and the cocktail menu is constantly updated.

We also offer fun activities for children and bathroom accessories for babies.

Café-Restaurant-Bakery on Pühavaimu Street. Chef Jürgen Lip has created an à la carte menu inspired by world cuisine, ranging from a rich breakfast selection to an elegant seafood raw bar.

There is no excessive fussiness; instead, they offer straightforward, honest, and delicious dishes, Parisian-style pastries, and a playfully adaptive ambiance.

Fresh baked goods and à la carte menu in the heart of Pärnu every day! Their delicious menu is inspired by the pastorate era and includes, for example, sweet potato pancakes, oxtail soup, and elk cutlets. They offer breakfast and fresh pies on weekdays from 7.30 a.m