Museum of Fight for Estonia's Freedom

The Museum of Fight for Estonia's Freedom is a military history museum focusing on the region's struggles during World War II and occupation periods. Its outdoor grounds display tanks and artillery from the era, showing the military equipment used in these conflicts.

The museum was established to document the battles that took place on Estonian territory during World War II and preserve the legacy of Estonian soldiers involved in these conflicts. This period was marked by occupation and resistance, making the institution a center for historical memory.

The museum shows how people held onto their sense of homeland during foreign rule and the role everyday objects played in that struggle. Visitors see how memories and personal reminders helped sustain resistance against occupation.

The museum is located in Lagedi and is easily accessible by car. Visitors should check ahead to see which parts of the grounds are available and whether a guided tour would be helpful for their visit.

The grounds feature the Monument of Lihula, which honors those who died in local conflicts and connects to other military memorial sites in the area. This network of related monuments helps visitors understand the broader wartime history of the region.

Website: http://vabadusvoitlus.ee

GPS coordinates: 0.00000,0.00000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:02