Järlepa laululava, Rapla Travel Guide

Getting There

• Walking

  Start at the central square of Rapla, known as Rapla Keskväljak. From the square, head northeast on Tallinna Street (Tallinna tn) towards the bus station. After approximately 500 meters, you will reach the Rapla Bussijaam (bus station). Here, you can catch a local bus that operates towards Järlepa. Make sure to check the bus schedule beforehand, as buses may not run frequently. Once on the bus, inform the driver that you want to get off at Järlepa. The journey takes around 15 minutes. When you arrive at Järlepa, get off at the bus stop closest to the laululava (open-air stage). From the bus stop, walk approximately 300 meters east along Järlepa Road (Järlepa tee) until you reach the Järlepa laululava.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, rent a bicycle in Rapla. Start at the Rapla central square (Rapla Keskväljak) and exit towards Tallinna Street (Tallinna tn). Cycle northeast towards the bus station, then continue on Tallinna Street for about 2 kilometers outside the city. You will pass along scenic fields and small forests. Keep an eye out for signs leading towards Järlepa. When you reach Järlepa, follow the signs to the Järlepa laululava. The total cycling distance is approximately 3 kilometers and should take around 15-20 minutes.

• Public Transport

  From Rapla, head to the central bus station (Rapla Bussijaam). Look for a bus heading towards Järlepa. You can find timetables posted at the bus station or online on the local transport website. Once you board the bus, it will take you directly to Järlepa, approximately a 15-minute ride. Once you arrive at the Järlepa bus stop, exit the bus and follow the signs or ask locals for directions to the Järlepa laululava, which is about a 300-meter walk from the bus stop.