Discover the Charm of Hageri Laululava

Getting There

• Walking

  Start from the central square in Rapla, known as Rapla Keskväljak. Head southwest on Kooli Street (Kooli Tänav) toward Turu Street (Turu Tänav). Continue on Kooli Street until you reach the intersection with Turu Street. Turn left onto Turu Street and walk straight until you reach the bus station, which is on your right. From the bus station, take Bus 10 towards Hageri. The bus ride will take approximately 15 minutes. Get off at the Hageri stop (Hageri peatus). From the bus stop, walk south along Pargi Street (Pargi Tänav) for about 300 meters. Hageri laululava will be on your left at Pargi 6. It's a short walk from the bus stop to the venue.

• Biking

  If you prefer to bike, you can rent a bicycle from one of the rental places in Rapla. Start from Rapla Keskväljak and head southwest on Kooli Street, then turn left onto Turu Street. Continue straight until you reach the end of Turu Street, where you will find the bike path. Follow the bike path signs toward Hageri, which will lead you through the scenic countryside. The distance is approximately 5 kilometers, and it should take around 20-30 minutes. As you approach Hageri, follow the signs to Pargi Street (Pargi Tänav), and you will find Hageri laululava at Pargi 6.

• Public Transport

  From Rapla, you can take a local bus to Hageri. Start at the Rapla bus station (located near Turu Street). Look for Bus 10, which heads towards Hageri. The journey will take you about 15 minutes. Get off at the Hageri stop. Once you disembark, walk south on Pargi Street (Pargi Tänav) for approximately 300 meters. Hageri laululava is located at Pargi 6, just a short walk from the bus stop.