tëri

Türi is a town in central Estonia, located in Järva County. It serves as the administrative center of Türi Parish and is part of the county’s network of rural towns. The town has historical roots dating back to the medieval period and developed as an agricultural market center serving surrounding farms. The population is in the low thousands, and the town provides local services, schools, and cultural institutions for residents of the parish.

Türi is best known for the annual Türi Flower Fair, or Türi Lillelaat, which highlights the region’s horticultural traditions. The event attracts visitors from across Estonia and beyond and is a key part of the local economy and cultural calendar.

In addition to the fair, Türi offers a compact town center with a park, a library, and other municipal facilities. It functions as a local hub for surrounding rural areas, providing administrative services, education, and recreational opportunities. The town is accessible by road and has public transport connections to nearby towns, contributing to its role as a regional service center.