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The Estonian Natural History Museum is a lovely place to visit. Situated in the Old Town of Tallinn it can be part of your nice stroll through history and nature. Come see, relax, enjoy, and learn. See more HERE The museum’s mission is to encourage people to notice, understand and preserve nature. Its vision is... [Read the full review]

The Kadriorg Art Museum is the only museum in Estonia devoted to early European and Russian art. In a Baroque palace built by Tsar Peter the Great of Russia as a summer residence, the Art Museum of Estonia houses and displays paintings, prints, sculptures and applied art from Western Europe and Russia. Temporary exhibitions show... [Read the full review]

Wondering what to do with your family in the heart of Tallinn? Come to the Energy Discovery Center – have a thrilling time while getting smarter at the same time! Play, discover, and learn! At the Energy Discovery Centre we take real-world scene, which can often seem rather complicated, and make it clear and easy... [Read the full review]

A true gem! Worth a visit. Kalamaja Museum is the winner of the Silletto Prize for Community Participation and Engagement 2024  The Kalamaja museum summarises only a fraction of the colourful nature of the historic Kalamaja area in Tallinn. The whole story of the oldest suburb of Tallinn from its beginning to the end is... [Read the full review]

The Estonian Open Air Museum is located in the middle of a forest and by the sea, which probably makes it one of the museum’s with the cleanest and freshest air in Estonia. There is a lot to do and experience. We encourage and teach people to value and responsibly preserve the rural heritage and... [Read the full review]

PoCo is POP. Landmark pop art museum in Tallinn with the biggest stars in global pop art. PoCo art collection is showcasing icons of pop art from the past, now and future. Warhol, Banksy, Koons, Lichtenstein, Haring and Hirst. Pop is not shy, let’s continue with Hockney, Basquiat, Kusama and Newton. And so many more,... [Read the full review]

A Heart to Heart About Your Body. Experince the human mind and body in a unique museum within Tallinn’s Old Town. It is a truly educating and fascinating trip full of excitement! SEE MORE HERE

Tallinn Zoo is a worthy part of the global network of zoos. Like all zoos, we rest on three pillars: the animals, the visitors and the zoo team. Skillfully combining this triangle gives us the perfect opportunity to work in four areas: nature education, direct conservation, research and providing educational recreation for our visitors. All... [Read the full review]

The Estonian History Museum consists of various museums: Maarjamäe Palace – https://ajaloomuuseum.ee/maarjamae-palace Great Guild Hall – https://ajaloomuuseum.ee/great-guild-hall Film Museum – https://ajaloomuuseum.ee/film-museum Theatre and Music Museum – https://ajaloomuuseum.ee/theatre-and-music-museum SEE MORE HERE The story of the Estonian History Museum begins in 1802, when Tallinn’s town hall pharmacist, Johann Burchard (1776–1838), started a collection called Mon Faible (My weakness, in French). The... [Read the full review]

Maarjamäe Palace is the pearl of Maarjamäe History Centre. It was commissioned by Count Anatoli Orlov-Davydov from St. Petersburg as a family summer residence on the seashore. In 2018, on the 100th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, the Estonian History Museum’s Maarjamäe Palace was opened as a history discovery centre. SEE MORE HERE