Located on the banks of the Pärnu River, in a 19th-century grain storage building, the Pärnu Museum is a fascinating place with plenty to explore for visitors of all ages. The permanent exhibition “11,000 Years of History – Experiences from the Past” takes you on an exciting journey through the Stone Age, medieval trade routes, the baroque fortress town, and the nostalgic Soviet period. Visitors can also discover the story of the proclamation of the Republic of Estonia, as well as the history and development of Pärnu as a renowned summer resort. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum’s third floor features a temporary exhibition hall with captivating displays.
For seminars and conferences, meetings and discussions, presentations and trainings, product launches and information days, receptions and gatherings, concerts and celebrations, the Pärnu Museum’s granary building offers two distinctive rooms: the club room Musse and a classic seminar room.
The room setup is flexible. When temporary exhibitions surrounding the seminar room allow, the walls can be removed to extend the event into the exhibition halls, increasing capacity. Seating arrangements and layouts are discussed in advance with the organiser.
The seminar rooms are equipped with chairs and tables, a fixed data projector and screen, sound system, and two wireless microphones. WIFI is available throughout the museum. The seminar hall also has excellent acoustics.
| Name | Theater style | Classroom style | Meeting style | Banquet style | U-style |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Musse – 60m² |
40 |
20 |
16 |
30 |
16 |
|
Aida seminar hall – 81m² |
100 |
20 |
30 |
50 |
30 |
We do not provide accommodation.
Catering can be arranged in the same room or in the museum foyer. By prior agreement, the caterer chosen by the client may use either the club room kitchen or the serving area behind the temporary exhibition’s sliding doors, which is equipped with a handwashing facility, for preparations.
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