Estonian Maritime Museum

"Situated in the historic Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam) in Tallinn, the Estonian Maritime Museum offers an engaging and comprehensive exploration of Estonia’s maritime history. Housed in a striking building that was once a naval hangar, the museum combines modern design with a deep appreciation for the country's seafaring past. The museum’s extensive collection includes an array of maritime artifacts, from historic ship models and navigational instruments to personal items from seafaring expeditions. A standout feature is the impressive collection of large exhibits, including the legendary Lembit submarine and a variety of historic ships and boats that provide a tangible connection to Estonia’s maritime heritage. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits and immersive displays that cover everything from Estonia’s naval history and shipbuilding traditions to maritime trade and exploration. The museum’s engaging exhibitions are complemented by panoramic views of the harbor, offering a unique perspective on Tallinn’s maritime landscape. Open throughout the year, the Estonian Maritime Museum provides a fascinating and educational experience for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone interested in the rich maritime tradition of Estonia. For up-to-date information on opening hours and special events, checking the museum’s official website or local tourist resources is recommended. Whether you're drawn by maritime history or simply enjoy exploring innovative museums, the Estonian Maritime Museum promises a memorable visit in Tallinn."

"Located in Tallinn's Old Town, this 16th-century tower houses the museum's main exhibition. The exhibition provides an overview of maritime trade, agencies, and navigation in the Middle Ages, as well as the era of sailing, steam, and motor ships. "