Virula Väljak
Virula Väljak is a 1950s-style public square in Kohtla-Järve hosting markets, events, and a former cinema.
What customers love
- Soviet-era 1950s architectural style gives the square charm
- Winter illuminations with Christmas tree and lantern decorations
- Regular markets, fairs, and community events hosted on site
Best for
Visitors and locals seeking historical Soviet-era architecture and community events.
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Recent reviews
Beautiful architecture surrounds the square.
The square is small, with markets on weekends. In the winter, the Christmas tree and lantern decorations are beautifully illuminated in the evenings. There are a couple of small shops on either side, and the main building appears to have once been a shopping center; it's now home to an evangelical sect. Further along Keskalle is a lovely park with fountains, which feature art installations in the winter.
A beautiful historical place for citizens to relax, organize various fairs and other events. On New Year's Eve, a New Year's tree is installed on the square, where citizens and guests of the city often gather. Developed infrastructure and design in the style of the 50s give the square additional charm.
Welcome! A very nice place! The square is home to the former Pobeda Cinema. Today, it houses the Estonian Full Gospel Church. Markets are held in the square, and the city hosts wonderful events for residents. I highly recommend visiting!
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