A ticket for children aged 3–6 costs €6.
Free with Tallinn Card!
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Museum of Puppetry Arts
The museum aims to introduce the history and current developments of the art of puppet theatre for adults and children alike.
The beginning of the permanent exhibition of the Puppet theatre museum dates back to the year 1952 when the Estonian National Puppet Theatre (today Estonian Theatre for Young Audiences) was founded. The exhibition tells the story of the 70 years of the theatre on the corner of the Lai street in Tallinn, exhibiting pieces of that theatre's history. For the smaller visitors, the history of the theatre is presented through thematic games on each decade.
The second part of the permanent exhibition introduces different types of dolls, you can play with table dolls, rod dolls, puppets and marionettes.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.2 of 5
based on 93 reviews
What a Gem!
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Utterly delightful. Wonderful collection of puppets of all varieties, masks, props, drawings, film clips, etc. The basement anatomy section is also worth checking out. Even the bathrooms were fun... Read more comments
Surreal and beautiful treasure
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Such a treasure! Randomly came across it, and it was such a treat. Don't miss the puppet anatomy displays in the basement. The museum displays walk a fine line between creepy, wonderful, surreal... Read more comments
Fascinating museum
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Fascinating exploration of puppetry and theatre over time. Loved ‘le petit gavroche’ and the steam punk puppetry. Fascinating to watch clips of performances on their time machine.
