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The Film Museum presents an introduction to the filmmaking process and the history of Estonian cinema and preserves and presents film heritage. The exhibition “Take One” takes a look at the history of Estonian film and behind the scenes in the world of film, inviting us to explore the mysterious life of the moving image... [Read the full review]

The museum officially began 100 years ago, in 1924, when the Peeter Süda Mälestuse Jäädvustamise Ühing was registered to preserve the legacy of the late composer and organist. 100 years worth of culture preserved to see and hear. SEE MORE HERE

The Great Guild Hall is a wonderful authentic Medieval piece of history in Tallinn. This Gothic-style building, completed in 1410, is one of the most distinguished public buildings of Medieval Tallinn. Situated on Pikk Street, once the main street of town, right by the Town Square and the Town Hall. Come see this fascinating building,... [Read the full review]

The Kiek in de Kök Fortifications Museum SEE MORE HERE The Kiek in de Kök Fortification Museum is a museum complex over 500 metres long. It comprises four medieval towers: Kiek in de Kök, the Maiden Tower, the Marstal Tower and the Short Leg Gate Tower. The Fortification Museum also includes the underground BASTION Towers... [Read the full review]

The Museum of Photography is a lovely, welcoming and engaging thematic museum of the history of Estonian photographic culture, a valuable branch of the Tallinn City Museum and an efficient steward of the museum’s photographic collection. Right behind the Medieval Town Hall of Tallinn, right off the Town Square, it is a lovely little venue... [Read the full review]

Tallinn City Life Museum’s permanent exhibition in the Medieval Merchant’s House at Vene street 17, tells the history of the city from the old times to the 20th century. The exhibition introduces the port and commercial life, the living conditions of merchants and craftsmen. The dark side of history is presented by the sword of... [Read the full review]

Peter the Great’s house exhibits a unique collection of genuine objects that surrounded Peter I and Catherine I of Russia during their day-to-day life in Estonia. SEE MORE HERE The couple had stayed in this house several times since 1714. The manor house from the 17th century was purchased by Peter the Great from a... [Read the full review]

Gallery Seek is located on the side of Rävala street at Väike-Pääsukese 5. It is an exhibition pavilion of the Museum of Photography, where exhibitions of contemporary photography and Estonian photographic heritage are presented. The building also exhibits the ruins of a building from the Seek complex dating back to the 13th-14th centuries. SEE MORE... [Read the full review]

Situated in the historical Old Town of Tallinn, Estonian Theatre for Young Audiences is a theatre for the young viewer that shapes young people’s cultural space, broadens their senses, reflects their perception of the world, and helps them to get to know themselves and the world. The Theatre also comprises the museum of puppetry arts... [Read the full review]

Children’s museum Miiamilla is situated in the middle of beautiful Kadriorg Park. See more HERE