Discover the Wonders of Oandu Looduskeskus
Experience the breathtaking beauty and rich ecology of Estonia at Oandu Looduskeskus, your gateway to nature exploration.
Oandu Looduskeskus, located in the picturesque Lääne-Viru County, is a remarkable visitor center that invites tourists to explore the stunning beauty of the surrounding nature. This center provides an ideal starting point for adventurers looking to immerse themselves in outdoor activities such as hiking and wildlife observation. With its well-maintained trails and informative exhibits, Oandu Looduskeskus emphasizes the importance of nature conservation and offers visitors a chance to learn about the diverse ecosystems that thrive in the area. Visitors can expect a range of informative displays that delve into the local flora and fauna, as well as the historical significance of the region. The center is designed to be educational and engaging, ensuring that guests leave with a deeper understanding of the natural world. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a casual visitor, Oandu Looduskeskus caters to all, providing maps and resources to help you navigate the beautiful landscapes. In addition to its educational offerings, Oandu Looduskeskus is also a perfect spot for families. With its kid-friendly exhibits and activities, children can learn about nature while having fun. The center's commitment to promoting outdoor activities makes it a popular choice for tourists seeking both relaxation and adventure in the heart of Estonia's natural wonders.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to enjoy the tranquility of nature and catch sight of more wildlife.
- Check the visitor center’s schedule for guided tours to gain deeper insights from knowledgeable staff.
- Wear comfortable hiking shoes as the trails can vary in difficulty and terrain.
- Bring your own snacks and water, as dining options may be limited in the vicinity.
A brief summary to Oandu looduskeskus
- Oandu, Lääne-Viru County, 45432, EE
- Monday 9 am-4 pm
- Tuesday 9 am-4 pm
- Wednesday 9 am-4 pm
- Thursday 9 am-4 pm
- Friday 9 am-4 pm
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving, head towards Oandu, Lääne-Viru County. From the center of Lahemaa National Park, take the Pühajõe road (E263) heading northeast. Continue for about 10 kilometers until you reach a fork in the road. Keep right to stay on E263. After another 5 kilometers, turn right onto Oandu road, following signs for Oandu looduskeskus. The visitor center will be on your left after a short drive.
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Public Transportation
To reach Oandu looduskeskus using public transport, start by taking a bus from any major town in Lahemaa, such as Viinistu or Palmse. Look for a bus heading towards Oandu, and get off at the 'Oandu' bus stop. From the bus stop, walk approximately 1 kilometer along Oandu road to reach the visitor center. Be sure to check the Estonian public transport website for the latest schedule and fares.
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Bicycle
If you prefer cycling, you can rent a bike from a local shop in Lahemaa. Follow the same route as the car guidance, using the paved roads. The ride from the center of Lahemaa to Oandu takes about 30-40 minutes, depending on your speed. Ensure you have a map or GPS device to help with navigation, and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way.
Attractions Nearby to Oandu looduskeskus
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Oandu-Võsu matkarada
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Koprarada
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Beaver Trail Head
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Altja matkarada
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Altja Hanging Bridge
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Sagadi metsamuuseum Sagadi Forest Museum
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Flower Garden
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Sagadi manor
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Vergi sadam
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Vergi Village
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Vihula laululava
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Vihula mõisa laululava
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Jaan Kruusi Kingu talu
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Vihula Manor Country Club & Spa
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Võsu - Nõmmeveski matkarada
Landmarks nearby to Oandu looduskeskus
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Sagadi. Manor Hotel
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Lepispea Caravan & Camping Lahemaa National Park, Novem OÜ
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Lahemaa Kohvikann
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Artur Rõmeda šašlõkibaar
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RMK Nõmmeveski lõkkekoht
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Lahemaa Camping
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Mälestusmärk "Estonia" Laevakatastroofis Hukkunutele
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Emakeele ausammas
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RMK Kalmeoja Lõkkekoht
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Ehalkivi
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Rakvere Manor
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Rakvere Theatre
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Hara Allveelavade Sadam - Submarine Base
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Virumaa Muuseumid SA
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Estonian Police Museum