Tallinn Town Hall Pharmacy is the oldest pharmacy in Europe that has continually operated on the same premises. It was first mentioned in town records in 1422. During the long history of the town hall pharmacy, many dignified men have been pharmacists here. A special honour belongs to the Burchart family, who worked in the pharmacy for as many as ten generations.
Today, there is a museum next to the pharmacy, where you can learn about the history and medieval healing methods. Guided tours are offered and workshops are held in the basement. Kindergarten and school groups are welcome!
Raeapteek Museum is supported by the Tallinn Culture and Sports Board.
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It is the oldest pharmacy in Tallinn and is one of the oldest operating pharmacies in Europe. The pharmacy building in the north-eastern corner of Town Hall Square is listed in the Estonian State... Read more comments
It is worth a visit, it is in the main square of the City Hall and operates normally as a pharmacy! Like many points, the smell of herbs is characteristic!!!
This is a historic pharmacy. The pharmacy is one of the oldest still operating pharmacies in Europe. It having been in business since the 15th century. Now has become a popular tourist spot in... Read more comments