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A 14th-century bishop's castle, one of the best preserved in the Baltic states. The Saaremaa Museum inside covers the island's history, its 20th century and its nature.
Official websitesamu.ee→Four post mills and an eight-sided smock mill on Angla hill. Dolomite-built heritage centre: rural life, old tools, a café with bakehouse and workshops.
Official websiteangla.saaremaa-top.ee→In Koguva, a west-coast Muhu village of outstanding rural architecture: Juhan Smuul's birthplace farm, an early 20th-century school and Muhu women's crafts.
Official websitemuhumuuseum.ee→A crater formed by a meteorite about 7,500 years ago. The water-filled main crater is about 110 m wide, with eight smaller depressions around it. Visitor centre.
Official websitekaali.kylastuskeskus.ee→A Silurian limestone cliff 21.3 m high, the tallest in western Estonia. Trail of almost 3 km, picnic area and a summer café.
Official websitepangapank.ee→A 52 m lighthouse at the tip of the Sõrve peninsula, the tallest on the Baltic Sea; 242 steps to the top. Out of season, visits by booking only.
Official websitesorvekeskus.ee→