Estonian Maritime Museum

A mediator of maritime culture and history

The Estonian Maritime Museum introduces the history of Estonian maritime culture and history at two exceptional buildings, i.e. the Fat Margaret Tower, one of the gates in the medieval Tallinn wall, and the Seaplane Harbour, which is one of the world’s first freestanding concrete domes and was built as part of the maritime fortifications built by Czarist Russia a hundred years ago. The exhibition tells the story of local seafaring from the Middle Ages to this day, while the interactive and large-scale exhibition at the Seaplane Harbour, which is only a 20-minute walk away, focuses on 20th century marine engineering. The Seaplane Harbour also organises temporary exhibitions and operates a marina.

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