Nature

In the Nature Hall, it is possible to closely observe some representatives of Estonia's animal and bird kingdom in their natural habitat — on forest floor moss. In a cave that symbolically represents one of Valga County's significant attractions — Helme Cave — visitors will find representatives of animal species that are mainly active at night. In the showcases embedded in the cave, there are ancient animal bones and two mammoth teeth, one of which was found in the city of Valga.

The atmosphere is enlivened by a spring with bubbling water. The wall is covered with a mural introducing Valga County's natural wealth and uniqueness.

The interactive sandbox application displays a topographical image and simulates water flow. Visitors can build mountains and valleys, create rain, and direct the movement of bodies of water.