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    Tallinn City Life Museum

    We introduce the history of the city from its establishment to this day. The cellars of the medieval merchant house stores ceramics, porcelain, and metal. The top floors host exhibitions on the history of the city. The rococo style party room introduced the luxury items and portraits of aldermen and wealthy townspeople. The annual exhibition 'One Hundred Years of Daily Life' introduces the century in terms of everyday life and shows how life and the city have changed. When booked beforehand, we organise tours in Estonian, Russian, English, Finnish, and German. Tallinn City Life Museum opened the first virtual exhibition in Estonia on the Google Arts & Culture platform, allowing users to explore the museum.

    Free with Tallinn Card!

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    TripAdvisor logo tripadvisor rating 4.0 of 5

    based on 283 reviews

    • Odds and Ends about Culture

      tripadvisor rating 3 of 5
      June 30, 2024 By Thomas V

      A tiny bit about the history of the city. Some exhibits of porcelain, some of which was made nearby. An expo on family dinner tables. An expo on prostitution in the city. And some general... Read more comments

    • Quite remarkable levels of information that you miss at your peril

      tripadvisor rating 5 of 5
      June 17, 2024 By spuddybike

      You get a good sense of the history of Tallinn here, and there’s lots of obligatory stuff that’s been excavated and feels like it’s important but it’s never explained very well. But do not be fooled... Read more comments

    • A bit of history of the old town

      tripadvisor rating 3 of 5
      May 16, 2024 By Swedishtomcat

      Three floors, nothing on second until they’ve finished the new display and the third floor is dedicated to prostitution and is deemed 18+. The video was the best thing about this museum.