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Estonian Museum of Architecture
Estonian Museum of Architecture has a permanent exhibition of the models of the city, providing an overview of Estonian architecture in the 20th century. In order to supplement the exhibition, the museum has ordered new models and brought out old ones from its storage from time to time, keeping the exhibition fresh.
The museum is located in Rotermann salt storage that is over 115 years old and one of the most remarkable examples of industrial architecture in Tallinn. Its goal is to cover a wide audience, offering items that would fascinate specialists, tourists, as well as school children.
In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum offers many seasonal exhibitions.
Come and be surprised!
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.1 of 5
based on 50 reviews
Not necessary to visit
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5Well, from the outside you think it's going to be a lot, but inside the exhibit was *only* on the ground floor. There's an elevator up to the next floor, but there was nothing there except dust and... Read more comments
No wheelchair available.
tripadvisor rating 1 of 5I am a retired architect and was looking forward to seeing this museum. I assumed that, like in other museums in Estonia, there would be a wheelchair to borrow. NOT SO! So, since I cannot walk very... Read more comments
Estonian architectonic history is very interesting
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Tallinn is the most intriguing place architecturally, from many points of view. I learned here, for instance, that the large wooden apartment buildings, which may be homogenous in their structure but... Read more comments
