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The smithy in Kuressaare Castle Yard has a medieval atmosphere where you can observe different work methods and see how forged items are made. You can try you hand at the job under the guidance of a blacksmith and make your own nail. You can also buy the items made in the smithy.

Clay Workshop is an open studio where ceramics are made and art is sold, and which also organizes workshops, audiovisual events and exhibitions. Ceramics are fired in gas and wood-heated ovens.

Kuressaare Raegalerii is an art gallery whose exhibitions are aimed at introducing the art heritage of Estonia as well as professional and amateur art created in Saaremaa. You can learn about the building of the Town Hall and its history if you are interested. The halls can be booked for festive occasions.

Exquisite glassware!Rare porcelain!Charming ceramics & tableware! Jewellery, clothing & beautiful tablecloths! Books, pamphlets, coins & arts! And many-many other objects!The boutique is located in the heart of Kuressaare. The elegant blue Salmi house dates back to the 19th century and represents an interesting piece of classicism of that époque. The selection includes items of Estonian origin: Lorup, Melesk, Langebraun … As the history has been vivid, there are items from Russia, Germany & Finland that have been found in Estonia! All the items have been hand-picked by the hostess, who is enchanted by the soul of antique & vintage. Her favourite items are the ones from Muhu, where are the roots of her grandmother. She loves nature and manages her online antique boutique.

The home gallery of artist Kulliki Jarvila offers her graphic drawings, watercolour paintings and bookplates. You can make an appointment to see how graphic drawings are printed.

Saaremaa Art Studio organises regular exhibitions, courses and events that are all associated with art. The professional teachers working at the studio help to fill your holiday with fun and fantasy.

Glass artist Peeter Rudaš established Laugu Glass Workshop in his summer home. You can visit his studio and observe how the master makes beautiful souvenirs out of molten glass using different tools. You can also buy the works of art created in the workshop. Glass is blown on odd dates.