NGO Emajõgi Barge Society
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The Emajõgi-Peipsi barge was a unique cargo sailbarge that was used on these waters for over 600 years - from the Hanseatic era to the mid-20th century. The new barge era began in 2006, when the Emajõgi Barge Society launched the barge Jõmmu.




 Peipsi is the 4th largest lake in Europe. Together with Emajõgi and Võrtsjärv, it forms the Estonian Great Lakes with the central port in Tartu. Lodjakoda is a unique theme park for building historical ships in the whole Baltic region, which started its activities in 2020. A new large barge is being built in Lodjakoda, which is planned to be launched in the spring of 2024. Come and see and cheer! Everyone who visits Lodjakoda and our ships helps to create new historical ships!
Let’s make some more history!

The ticket trips with our ships can be found HERE! 

The barge construction takes place from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm. 
We offer a guided tour for groups by pre-order. 


Barge Center Family Days with a guided tour, and barge model making - on Saturdays from 12 pm to 5 pm! Read more HERE! 


NB! From October 23 to November 10, 2023, we will be on a collective vacation and Lodjakoda will be closed (except for private events). 

You can rent Lodjakoda rooms for seminars and parties. For more information write info@lodi.ee

A two-masted barge is being built in the Lodjakoda shipbuilding hall for the 2024 cultural capital. By visiting Lodjakoda, sailing on our ships or organizing an event in the house and / or on the ships, you will contribute to the birth of a new large barge! Come to Lodjakoda, let’s make some more history!

 Shorter and longer videos of the construction on the youtube channel and Instagram! 

Contribute to shipbuilding and make a donation:
MTÜ Emajõe Lodjaselts a / a EE112200221026595022

 You can get current information about Jõmmu and Lodjakoda’s activities from Facebook. 


Funded under the Union’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic