Attractions & museums
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    Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom

    We tell the story of Estonia and Estonians through personal memories and the moving stories of grandmothers and grandfathers. On your journey through the museum, you will be accompanied by an e-guide in either Estonian, Russian, English, Finnish, German, French, or Spanish, which will lead you on an inclusive and reflective journey along the trails of the recent past. The e-guide is included in the ticket price. In addition, Vabamu has an engaging family level specifically designed for children with a smart family e-guide. The exhibition is accessible to people with hearing, visual, and mobility impairments.

    Free with Tallinn Card!

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    TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews

    TripAdvisor logo tripadvisor rating 4.0 of 5

    based on 695 reviews

    • Frustrating!

      tripadvisor rating 1 of 5
      February 16, 2024 By 70DavidT70

      I was really keen to visit this place as I knew little of recent Estonian history. The layout is confusing (start at minus 1, then up to 2 and down to ground?) and the audioguide is a nightmare. It... Read more comments

    • Provides good idea of what life was like under the Soviets

      tripadvisor rating 5 of 5
      October 31, 2023 By howards50

      This museum tells the story of what life was like under the Soviets by exploring the personal histories of various people. It is done with a one hour narrative that plays on a personal listening... Read more comments

    • Hugely disappointing and very expensive

      tripadvisor rating 2 of 5
      September 4, 2023 By sirtopper

      Having seen many similar museums in the Baltics (and indeed elsewhere) this was by far the least interesting I’ve been to. There are next to no artefacts and I strongly dislike having to endure... Read more comments