Estonian National Piano Museum

The Estonian National Piano Museum invites you to discover the history of Estonian pianos and musical heritage in the historic Holdre Manor house in Valga County.

The main building, in the Heimatstil style with Jugendstil elements, was built around 1910, during Woldemar von Ditmar’s time. Otto Wildau designed the building and also designed the nearby Taagepera and Karksi Manor houses.

The museum’s goal is to gather the most complete possible collection of pianos made in Estonia to preserve and display our musical heritage. Here you can learn more about the story of pianos and their place in Estonian cultural history.

By prior arrangement, you can take part in a musical guided tour led by the museum’s initiator, composer, singer, and music educator Alo Põldmäe.

Discover Estonian pianos and enjoy a musical experience at the historic Holdre Manor!