Christmas time is always a good time at the Christmas Village. Set in the unique backdrop of the Open Air Museum and amidst the historic buildings from the days of yore, this year’s event will follow the various Estonian Christmas traditions throughout the ages. Visitors are invited to experience how they changed or developed since the end of the 19th century, all the way until late in the era of Soviet occupation in 1980. Each farm building will display a snapshot frozen in time from a particular era. Make sure to also take a tour throughout the vast grounds in the horse-drawn carriage or sleigh, depending on the weather. You’ll also want to pay a visit to the historic tavern for a glass of mulled wine and traditional Estonian Christmas foods.