Events

Viking village season kick-off for the Danish community

27.08.2017 | 12:00
Viking Village - Kose vald
Adults 12€, kids 7€ (6-12yrs), kids under 5 yrs free of charge

Description

 
 

We welcome all members and friends of the Danish community to the season kick-off family day on Sunday, August 27 from 12:00-16:00. It's a traditional kick-off to the coming business season that we celebrate it in the open air and have some good networking. This time we invite you to the ancient Estonian Viking Village on the beautiful bank of river Pirita. Just 15 minutes drive from Tallinn.

 

Program of Danish Summer Day 2017
11:00 - 12:00 Gathering at Viking Village
12:00 - 13:30 Viking competitions. Competitive games Vikings-wise offer plenty of energetic and exciting activities both for spirit and body, young and old. The participants are divided into teams who solve various specified tasks.
13:30 - 15:00 Viking's picnic with a cake
15:00 - 16:00 Free time. Possibility to rent swords, bows or axes on spot, walk around and get to know the village.


Participation: 

Participation fee 12€ per adult, 7€ per kid 6-12yrs, kids under 5yrs comes for free. Fee includes the rent of picnic area, Viking competitions, and traditional summer cake. Bring your own lunch or buy on spot. 

 
Registration: Please register by August 24th below. Registration extended to Saturday, Aug 26 :)
Clothing: Outdoor casual clothes according to weather conditions; bring a blanket for the picnic. The event will take place with all weather conditions.
Address: Viking Village, Saula village, Kose parish 75117, Harjumaa. Driving direction.

Transport:  We expect you to arrive on your own or cooperate on car-pooling.

Yours Truly
Merli Lindberg
DECC Manager   

 

Viking village season kick-off for the Danish community

Venue

  1. Viking Village - Website
  2. Street: Saula küla
  3. ZIP: 75117
  4. City: Kose vald
  5. 2017-08-27 12:00:00 2017-08-27 00:00:00 Europe/Tallinn Viking village season kick-off for the Danish community
     
     

    We welcome all members and friends of the Danish community to the season kick-off family day on Sunday, August 27 from 12:00-16:00. It's a traditional kick-off to the coming business season that we celebrate it in the open air and have some good networking. This time we invite you to the ancient Estonian Viking Village on the beautiful bank of river Pirita. Just 15 minutes drive from Tallinn.

     

    Program of Danish Summer Day 2017
    11:00 - 12:00 Gathering at Viking Village
    12:00 - 13:30 Viking competitions. Competitive games Vikings-wise offer plenty of energetic and exciting activities both for spirit and body, young and old. The participants are divided into teams who solve various specified tasks.
    13:30 - 15:00 Viking's picnic with a cake
    15:00 - 16:00 Free time. Possibility to rent swords, bows or axes on spot, walk around and get to know the village.


    Participation: 

    Participation fee 12€ per adult, 7€ per kid 6-12yrs, kids under 5yrs comes for free. Fee includes the rent of picnic area, Viking competitions, and traditional summer cake. Bring your own lunch or buy on spot. 

     
    Registration: Please register by August 24th below. Registration extended to Saturday, Aug 26 :)
    Clothing: Outdoor casual clothes according to weather conditions; bring a blanket for the picnic. The event will take place with all weather conditions.
    Address: Viking Village, Saula village, Kose parish 75117, Harjumaa. Driving direction.

    Transport:  We expect you to arrive on your own or cooperate on car-pooling.

    Yours Truly
    Merli Lindberg
    DECC Manager   

     

    Viking Village Marek marek@reaktiiv.com
Viking Village

Just 15 minutes drive from Tallinn. The Viking Village was founded upon an old dream and put into practice by the courageous start of some young people. It all started in 2005, when the present leaders of the Viking Village found an ancient and mysterious area on the beautiful bank of River Pirita that was perfect for establishing the ancient Estonian Viking Village. The purpose of the Viking Village lies in promoting the feeling of the ancient way of life. We also attempt at offering our guests some piece of mind and a possibility to become aware of themselves and the environment, to step out of today’s fast life style and discover a Viking hidden within. The Viking Village is constantly improving. By today, almost a half of the planned village is completed, which means that another half is still to be built.