Team Day at the Wittenstein Activity Museum

Wittensteini Tegevusmuuseumi Large Hall is a spacious and modern venue well suited for seminars, conferences, formal receptions and larger gatherings. The hall accommodates around 100 guests, and up to 140 people in theatre-style seating. The hall is notable for its warm, attractive lighting and offers the opportunity to host both formal events and festive dinners. The space can be used together with the museum's programs and catering, making the event special and memorable.

Wittensteini Tegevusmuuseumi Seminar Hall offers a unique opportunity to hold a seminar in an inspiring setting in Paide, in the geographic center of Estonia, convenient for participants coming from all directions. The spacious, modern seminar room is ideal for training sessions, meetings and conferences, accommodating up to 100 participants. The room is equipped with presentation technology, a projector, a screen and WiFi, ensuring a smooth working day. The seminar day can be enriched with the museum’s hands-on experience programs — a time-travel to a 19th-century small town, practical workshops and engaging activities that provide variety and strengthen team spirit. Catering can also be arranged to suit the event, from coffee breaks to formal dinners.

A cozy and unique hall in a tavern-like setting at Wittensteini Tegevusmuuseum, featuring a fireplace and a period atmosphere. The hall accommodates up to 35 people and is ideal for birthdays, company parties, seminars, and smaller gatherings. The tavern hall creates a pleasant and intimate atmosphere, suitable both for celebrating and for spending time quietly. Events can be combined with themed programs, live entertainment, or period-style catering to make the experience even more memorable.

Come and learn how to make nourishing body-care products your body and skin will love. In the workshop you'll make either a body-friendly creamy deodorant or a luxurious body scrub.

Come discover the creations of a local winemaker and explore the exciting world of artisanal wines. The workshop will cover the basics of winemaking, the ingredients, and the different flavours that give each wine its character.

Beer production and tasting workshop. The workshop introduces the history of brewing in Järvamaa and the basic principles of beer making. Participants will get an overview of the ingredients used to make beer and how the brewing process works. During the workshop, five different craft beers are tasted and their flavors, aromas and distinctive characteristics are discussed.

Soap-making workshop In this workshop, participants make handmade soap from a skin-friendly soap base. Participants pour the soap into molds of their choice and can decorate it with various colors and scents. It's especially exciting to add locally sourced dried medicinal herbs to the soap, which give it a beautiful look and make it even more special. Participants can take their finished soap home with them.

In the Stained Glass Workshop, participants create a beautiful window decoration from colored glass using the Tiffany technique. Participants will learn about this historic glassworking method and, with the instructor's guidance, make their own unique handcrafted piece.

In this workshop, participants will get an overview of the history of photography, see Estonia's oldest photograph, and take part in a historical photo shoot. Period costumes create an authentic atmosphere and participants will have a unique portrait taken. The workshop is led by a professional photographer who will also share useful tips on posing for photos. Participants will receive the finished photo digitally as a keepsake.

In the workshop, participants will learn the basics of leatherworking and make their own leather keychain or necklace. Under the instructor's guidance, each participant will create a unique piece to take home as a keepsake.

Discover the history of the apothecary and traditional remedies, and learn which medicines were used in the past. In the workshop you can taste ten intriguing apothecary-themed drinks. Please note: the workshop is intended for adults.

Explore the blacksmith's work and traditional techniques through hands-on activities. In the workshop at Wittensteini Tegevusmuuseumis, each participant can try it for themselves and make a small forged keepsake to take home as a memento.

In the workshop, participants get an overview of the silversmith's work and traditional techniques. Under the instructor's guidance, each participant makes their own unique silver piece of jewelry, which they can take home as a keepsake. The workshop offers a creative and immersive experience and is ideal for groups, team-building events, or as a special program at larger events.

We make sweets using old-fashioned recipes and explore how sweet flavours and recipes have changed over time. Participants get hands-on experience in the workshop. It’s a tasty, atmospheric experience that’s well suited for groups, team events, or as a special program for events.

This workshop introducing the power of folk medicine lets participants explore traditional healing knowledge. Under the instructor's guidance, each participant will make their own healing salve to take home. The workshop offers an engaging, hands-on experience and is ideal for groups, team-building events, or as part of an event's experience program.

We'll travel through a 19th-century small town, meet cheerful townspeople and skilled craftsmen, and sample the tastes of the era. During the exciting activities, everyone can get hands-on. On this atmospheric journey we'll visit the apothecary, have our portrait taken in the old photo studio, and make delicious treats. This program is intended for adults.

A lively 19th-century tavern party at Wittensteini Tegevusmuuseumis — a mealtime spiced with playful period scenes and colorful characters. The celebration takes place in a tavern setting with era-appropriate flavors and beer served from pitchers. With a merry tavern host you can joke around, sing regilaul (traditional runic folk songs), and share exciting tavern tales.

Led by a guide, the tour transports you to a 19th-century small town, offering a vivid picture of life at the time. Together you'll visit craftsmen's homes, explore historical trades and skills, and experience the era through a direct, immersive encounter.

The Pharmacist's Workshop introduces the profession and tools of a pharmacist. Participants can join in and make delicious marzipan themselves.

If you choose a guided tour of the 19th-century small town as entertainment, the guide fee must also be specified as an additional service.

If you choose the entertainment program 'An atmospheric journey through a 19th-century small town at Wittensteini Tegevusmuuseumis', you must also select the actors' fee as an additional service.

When booking a 19th-century tavern party, an actors' fee must also be charged as an additional service.