With eight floors of exciting environments are the ideas derived from the history of our land and people, which have been created by means of various sounds, light effects, video programmes, and illusions. The time traveller can take a look around a sacred grove of ancient Estonians, listen to the incantation of a sorcerer, sit at the same table with the Vogt of Järva, tour the manors of Estonia in a postal carriage, travel in a cattle car on a bumpy road to prison camp, and much more.

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Kõpu lighthouse is the most famous attraction of Hiiumaa island. It could be even named the symbol of the island - Kõpu lighthouse is the third oldest lighthouse in the world, having been in continuous use. Kõpu lighthouse is visible from 35 nautical miles. If you wish, you can climb the lighthouse.

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The Estonian Road Museum is located in the Varbuse Postal Station, which dates back to 1863. From June to September, the open-air exhibition environment “Road Time”, unique in both its architecture and content, is open to visitors. As you enter “Teeaeg”, you will first see old traffic signs and the oldest steel highway bridge in Estonia. The historical road space contains road sections from different locations in Estonia and Livonia, which immerse you in the atmosphere of different time periods.

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Ilon’s Wonderland is a theme centre that revolves around the works of the Estonian-born illustrator Ilon Wikland. Ilon Wikland gave a face to the characters of Astrid Lindgren’s books, such as the Bullerby children, Karlsson, Madicken, Lotta on Troublemaker Street etc.

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Hiiu Vill is a museum and wool factory operating in the former hay shed of Vaemla Manor, where the soft wool of Hiiumaa sheep is spun into yarn with the help of unique machinery dating from the late 19th century. Products made by the craftsmen of "Hiiu Vill" are made from the yarn produced on the spot are available for sale here. Also, a small cosy cafe offers home-style pies and herbal tea during summer months.

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