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Dominican convent 1246
Visit the well-preserved premises, established already in 1246.
Walking on the streets of Tallinn, one does not see this building at all. After a deep gateway, you step into a courtyard that is worth visiting itself. From here you can enter the building where there are different rooms monks were living and studying. Inside, there are also lots of medieval carved stones on display.
Besides, in some rooms (called Claustrum gallery), there are contemporary art exhibitions, changing bimonthly.
Beyond the ordinary opening hours, private events as well as guided tours can be ordered.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.1 of 5
based on 123 reviews
An underwhelming monastery.
tripadvisor rating 2 of 5This is an underwhelming monastery, which is difficult to find open. We were lucky to actually find it open but were disappointed upon entering as it wasn't impressive to say the least and we were... Read more comments
Old place
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5This place cost 5 euros to go in. It appears really old. It looks to be part of a larger facility and this is what remains. It’s interesting to see things so old that are still standing. They have... Read more comments
Not great
tripadvisor rating 2 of 5The building itself was beautiful and well worth the visit. We went inside (we had our Tallinn card so it was free entry). I would have been so disappointed had I paid in! The rooms were impressive... Read more comments
