Museum of Estonian Architecture

Very nice experience. The permanent collection on the ground floor was nice and a good stater to understand more about Estonian architectural history, pre and post the occupation. It could be better curated though. The basement gallery was beautiful, experience wise, you get to touch materials and feel them, everything to do with buildings. I believe children specially will enjoy it. The exhibition on the top floor was interesting.. worth checking it out if you like architecture..

Interesting place, worth a visit. There is also something for the little ones in the basement. Upstairs there was an exhibition and very warm air.

I learnt something and enjoyed some of it, but I'm in to architecture. If you're not the ground floor is a rough place to start. The basement's video is interesting, but otherwise for children. The top floor unfortunately is only in Esti. The ground+1 floor is a bit too abstract to provide anything meaningful. Honestly with a rewrite the ground floor could be interesting to all. Just skip the historian academic speak

If you are interested in Estonian architecture and urban planning, you have come to the right place. The exhibition extends over three floors and shows the architectural history of the country in the 20th century. There is currently a special exhibition about Tallinn during the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, when the city hosted the sailing regatta. An interesting presentation. I can recommend it.

If you like architecture and interested in Estonia's near history, this place is a gem. Perfect for kids - added bonus

One of the few museums which we found in Tallinn, which offer free admission for Ukrainians. Really nice and beautiful museum. I liked and enjoyed the most the olympics thing which they have

Amazing! A wide range of exhibits, covering general Estonian architecture, the Olympics in the 80s, and a very cool interactive exhibit in the basement. One of the best museums I've visited!

Definitely worth a visit. There are 4 floors of very interesting exhibits, including one dedicated to the 1980 Olympics where Tallinn was host for the sailing events. In the basement is a very cool sensory exhibit designed for kids. We visited with a ten and twelve year old and they enjoyed it very much.