That estate is now the site of the sprawling Estonian Open Air Museum, a forested park where you can learn about traditional Estonian village life. You can explore dozens of buildings from the past two centuries, including farms, mills, net sheds, a village school, a chapel, a firehouse, and much more. Museum workers in period costumes demonstrate different crafts and provide a glimpse into the bygone days. Also, if you happen to be in Tallinn on Shrove Tuesday, Easter, or Midsummer's Eve, be sure to visit the museum to get a glimpse of the local holiday customs.