- Free Museum Sunday this weekend
- A wonderful view of Tallinn awaits from the top of the tower of Niguliste Museum
- The Singing Revolution
- An exhibition about Estonian cafe culture has opened at Kiek in de Kök museum
- Tallinn Old Town Days begin tomorrow
- A commemorative plaque for Estonia’s first concrete building was unveiled in Narva
- The rulers of the sea have arrived at Lennusadam
- The rich history of Venice is alive in Tallinn’s Seaplane Harbour Museum
- New installation “Do you have this at home?” opens tomorrow at the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design
- This Sunday you can visit Tallinn city museums for free
- Estonia’s relaxing and romantic manors
- Olde Hansa: The medieval origins behind Valentine’s Day
- A revolution has been sung, danced and made on the stage of the Song Festival Grounds
- In the future, you must register in advance for Tallinn’s free Museum Sundays
- In the Middle Ages, Tallinn was a Hanseatic League city where German was the primary language
29.8.2023 | History
Free Museum Sunday this weekend
On the first Sunday of every month in Tallinn, you can enjoy the collections and exhibitions of the city’s … Read more
18.6.2023 | Culture
A wonderful view of Tallinn awaits from the top of the tower of Niguliste Museum
After almost a year of renovation, the Niguliste Museum in Tallinn’s old town has reopened. The elevator and viewing … Read more
14.6.2023 | History
The Singing Revolution
On a summer night in 1988, 100,000 people, or about ten percent of the population of Soviet Estonia, gathered … Read more
5.6.2023 | Culture
An exhibition about Estonian cafe culture has opened at Kiek in de Kök museum
In the Kiek in de Kök fortress museum’s Lühikese jala gate tower, the exhibition “Lõputu kaftafjoomine”, which tells about … Read more
1.6.2023 | Leisure
Tallinn Old Town Days begin tomorrow
Tallinn Old Town Days will return this year for the 41st time between June 2 and 4. Throughout the … Read more
31.5.2023 | History
A commemorative plaque for Estonia’s first concrete building was unveiled in Narva
In Narva, on the banks of the river, a commemorative plaque was opened yesterday to the first concrete building … Read more
25.5.2023 | History
The rulers of the sea have arrived at Lennusadam
Two fascinating exhibitions are on display at the Seaplane Harbour Museum (Lennusadam), both of which are connected by the … Read more
8.5.2023 | History
The rich history of Venice is alive in Tallinn’s Seaplane Harbour Museum
A new exhibition entitled “Venezia, Queen of the Seas” has opened at the Seaplane Harbour Museum (Meremuuseum) in Tallinn. … Read more
