Best Museums in Tallinn

Located in the Great Guild Hall, this museum explores Estonia's rich history from ancient times to the present with various exhibits.

This museum showcases Estonia's maritime history with exhibits on ships, submarines, and naval technology, located in a historic seaplane hangar.

An interactive maritime museum located in a historic seaplane hangar, featuring extensive exhibits on naval history and technology.

A magnificent Baroque palace built by Peter the Great, now housing the Estonian Art Museum's collection of foreign art.

Kumu Art Museum is Estonia's largest art museum, focusing on contemporary art and classic Estonian art from the 18th century onwards.

An advanced maritime museum housed within a historic seaplane hangar, featuring a vast collection of naval vessels and interactive exhibits.

The KGB Cells is a historical museum located in the basement of the former KGB headquarters, serving as a stark reminder of Estonia's Soviet occupation.

A maritime museum housed in a historic seaplane hangar, showcasing interactive exhibits on Estonia's naval history.

The Estonian Open Air Museum showcases traditional rural Estonian life with historic buildings relocated from across the country.

This museum showcases Estonian architecture, offering insights into the country's building heritage.

The Seaplane Harbour Museum is an interactive maritime museum located in a historic seaplane hangar.

An interactive virtual reality experience that allows visitors to travel through time and learn about Tallinn's history.

Fat Margaret is a historic defensive tower that is part of the Estonian Maritime Museum, showcasing maritime history.

The KGB Museum, situated within the Viru Hotel, offers a chilling look into the Soviet secret police's operations in Estonia.

Kiek in de Kok is a formidable medieval cannon tower that now houses a museum about Tallinn's defenses.

St. Nicholas' Church, also known as Niguliste, is a medieval church now functioning as a museum of religious art.

KUMU is Estonia's main art museum, showcasing a comprehensive collection of Estonian art within a striking modern building.

A museum located in the baroque Kadriorg Palace, displaying Western European art.

Estonia's premier art museum, showcasing a vast collection of both modern and classical Estonian art.