Narva Castle is a historic fortress on the Estonia-Russia border, offering a captivating look into the area’s past. It’s a cultural hotspot with well-preserved architecture and interesting exhibits.
Narva Castle’s origins trace back to the 13th century when the Danes built it as a residence for the Danish King’s Vice-regent. Over time, it has seen many conflicts and changes, making it Estonia’s most diverse and well-preserved defense structure.
Visitors can easily reach Narva Castle by car or public bus. It’s located at Peetri plats 7, Narva, and is within walking distance from the city center.
Tickets include guided tours, audio guides for the permanent exhibition, and access to all exhibits. The castle is open from Wednesday to Sunday, with ticket sales ending at 17:00.
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