Järva County is located in the heart of Estonia and is known for its fertile farmlands and manor culture. The county seat Paide is a historic town at the foot of the Vallimägi castle hill. Järvamaa is one of Estonia's strongest regions for agriculture and food production.

Järvamaa was one of Estonia's eight ancient counties. The ruins of the Paide Order Castle recall the Livonian Order conquest of the 13th century. The area has been an important agricultural region for centuries, where manorial lords built numerous estates, many of which survive to this day.

Paide Castle Hill and Order Castle ruins, Türi-Paide ski area, Koigi marshland, Albu and Ambla Manors, Järva-Jaani Fire Museum, Väätsa Waste Management Center, Roosna-Alliku springs, Eistvere Lake.

The Tallinn-Tartu highway and railway pass through the county. Paide is the main service center with schools, a health center, and shops. Türi is another important center. Bus lines connect to Tallinn and Tartu. The regional road network is in good condition.

leiakv hakuehdotukset

Järva County

Yleiskuvaus

Historia ja luonne

Kiinnostavat kohteet

Infrastruktuuri ja liikenne