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Estonian History Museum – Maarjamäe Palace
The history museum devoted to the 19th and 20th centuries is housed in this pseudo-gothic manor on the road to the Pirita district.
Re-created living quarters, schoolrooms and the like give visitors a clear picture of life in generations gone by, and the museum has extensive displays chronicling the Estonian war for independence and World War II.
Temporary exhibitions on the ground floor might include anything from wedding dresses to propaganda posters.
Pirita tee 56
ph. +372 622 8630/ +372 622 8600
www.eam.ee
Bus 5, Maarjamägi stop
Open: March – October → Wed-Sun 11:00-18:00
November – February → Wed-Sun 10:00-17:00
Price: 25 EEK(adult), 15 EEK(student)
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Flight to Tallinn:
Tallinn's airport, harbours as well as bus and train stations are all located within easy reach of the city centre and Old Town.
Eventful Tallinn:
Tallinn has always been host to festivals, sports competitions and major cultural events. Today, the urban backdrop of the nation’s capital is an important part of the Estonian cultural landscape.
Accommodation in Tallinn:
A wide range of accommodation is available in Tallinn, with the number of choices continually growing.
Museums information:Most museums in Tallinn are closed Mondays, Tuesdays and on public holidays.
Many offer discounted entry for children, students, seniors and groups.
On May 18, International Museum Day, entry to the museums is free.

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