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This UNESCO World Heritage Site provides an overview of maritime trade, professions, and navigation from the Middle Ages to the era of sailing, steam, and motor ships. There is a total of 1000 m² of exhibition space.
A journey through the Fat Margaret Museum and Visitor Center is to see Estonia as a maritime nation. Nearly 700 historical objects, a diverse collection of ship models, and nearly 50 digital and hands-on exhibits help tell the story. The star exhibit is the 700-year-old wreck of the Koge ship.
On the visitor center's roof, there is a wonderful observation platform with a café. Head up on the elevator and enjoy an exceptionally beautiful view of Tallinn's Old Town and the view towards the sea!
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tripadvisor rating 4.6 of 5
based on 4205 reviews
We had an amazing time at Eesti Meremuuseum in Tallinn! We explored interactive exhibits, climbed aboard a real submarine, and wandered from boats and planes on the surface to sunken wrecks below. We... Read more comments
Very curious museum inside an old waterplane hangar and containing a old submarine ! Content is very interesting, lot of things are interactive and dedicated to kids. The submarine visit is... Read more comments
Detailed, interactive and exhaustive. The museum does a thorough job of explaining the importance of the sea and its ships to Tallinn and Estonia. You get to explore the guts of a submarine, play... Read more comments