Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

Harju-Jaani Church was consecrated on 13 October 1863 (architect Friedrich Wilhelm Alisch). The donation was made by local landlords and rural municipalities. The stone altar covered with boarding originates from the old church (13th-14th centuries), an...

Harjumaa Museum is located to the Keila Manor in the Keila river park. In the radius of only 100 meters there is an offering stone known as the Slave Stone, ruins of an earlier castle-manor and an ancient settlement place. The old manor was bui...

Harku manor quite close to Tallinn was first mentioned in 1372 and belonged to the Livonian Order during the Middle Ages. Ruins of a small stronghold from that time are still observable. In 1710 the Peace Treaty of Harku by which the Swedish po...