13. sajandil ehitatud Niguliste kirikus asuv muuseum on üks väheseid sakraalhoones asuvaid muuseume. Naudi kirikukunsti selle ajaloolises kontekstis: siin asuvad keskaegsed hauakivid, unikaalsed altarid ja Tallinna kuulsaim kunstiteos, fragment Bernt Notke maalist "Surmatants". See üle 500 aasta vanune maal vahendab keskaja inimese maailmapilti, kuid on aktuaalne praegugi. Eriliselt väärtuslik on Hõbedakambris olev kirikute ning gildide-tsunftide ja Mustpeade vennaskonna hõbevara.

Kirikutorni viib klaaslift ja taevakorrus, kust avaneb 360° vaade vanalinnale.

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An interesting place to visit in Tallinn!
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5
märts 31, 2025 Autor: radustefan2024

From icons to interesting paintings and stories about unicorns, to the beautiful view of Tallinn from the top of the church, here are some reasons to visit this place. For those who want, it is also... Vaata veel
Take the lift
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5
veebruar 14, 2025 Autor: Retired_Cormac

Great view but quite a jaunt up the 233 steps to the great viewing location on the sky deck. The paintings etc were worth a look. We visited free with our Tallinn card.
Church, museum and viewing platform
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5
oktoober 22, 2024 Autor: E9706FNpaulo

There is a 4pm organ recital in Niguliste Church every Saturday and Sunday. We visited on a Saturday. There is also a museum and viewing platform here. We took in some of the recital, had a quick... Vaata veel