Ingeri Maja

Dom Ingria is a cultural center in Narva, Estonia, dedicated to sharing the history and traditions of the Indigenous peoples of Ida-Viru County and historic Ingria, including the Votic, Izhorian, and Ingrian Finnish communities, as well as related Finno-Ugric peoples. Through cultural evenings and creative workshops, the center offers visitors opportunities to learn about these communities and their heritage. Guests can also discover traditional regional cuisine: the center has hosted a Friday café featuring dishes associated with Karelians, Izhorian and Votic people, Livonians, and Ingrian Finns.

Dom Ingria also offers a selection of handmade gifts and souvenirs, bringing local craft and culture together in one place. Located at Vaksali 19, the center shares news and information about its activities and events, and works to promote the history and culture of the region’s Indigenous peoples. Whether attending an event, taking part in a workshop, or browsing locally inspired gifts, visitors can engage with the cultural traditions of Narva and historic Ingria