Üheks Käsmu vaatamiseväärsuseks on Käsmu kalmistu. Kohe kalmistu ees on Kabelimägi, kus oli vanasti külarahva kokkusaamise koht. Kabelimäel seisab raudkivist kabel.
Selle kohta on üks rahvajutt. Nimelt olevat Aaspere parun Dellingshausen olnud seotud tsaar Aleksander II atendaadiga 1881. a. Kui atendaat nurjus ja sellest osavõtjaid jälitama hakati, lasknud kaval parun end surnuks kuulutada ja surnukirstu siia kabelisse tuua, mida kohalikud mehed valvama pandud. Need aga tegid kirstu lahti ja leidsid sellest surnukeha asemel tammepaku. Nii tulnud vale ilmsiks ja parun põgenenud Saksamaale. Pole küll ühtki teadet selle kohta, et siia kedagi kunagi maetud oleks.
Viimastel aegadel on kabel korrastatud. Kabelis paikneb kunstnik Eve Kase fotonäitus Käsmu inimestest. Meiegi tiimi pilt seal seina peal täitsa olemas. Küll palju nooremast peast. Kabelimäele on kohaliku külaselts mändide alla rajanud korraliku laste mänguväljaku, kuskohas peale kiikede ka suur paat ja seiklusrada
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One of Käsmu’s attractions is the Käsmu Cemetery. Directly in front of the cemetery lies Kabelimägi (Chapel Hill), which once served as a gathering place for the villagers. A fieldstone chapel stands atop the hill.
There is a local legend associated with this site. It is said that Baron Dellingshausen of Aaspere was implicated in the 1881 assassination attempt on Tsar Alexander II. When the plot failed and the conspirators were pursued, the cunning baron had himself declared dead and his coffin brought to this chapel, where local men were assigned to stand guard. However, they opened the coffin and found an oak log inside instead of a corpse. The ruse was thus exposed, and the baron fled to Germany. There is, in fact, no record of anyone ever having been buried here.
In recent times, the chapel has been renovated. It now houses a photography exhibition by artist Eve Kask featuring the people of Käsmu. A photo of our own team is displayed on the wall there, too—albeit from our much younger days. Beneath the pine trees on Kabelimägi, the local village society has built a proper children's playground, which features a large boat and an adventure course alongside the swings.