Details
Founded: 1407-1410Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Estonia
Historical period: Danish and Livonian Order (Estonia)
Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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User Reviews
Ivan Kuprijanov (12 months ago)
Really interesting museum in a superbly restored historical building. Across multiple floors, many fine and unique artifacts are on display here, including findings from the Viking and pre-Christian ages, hidden treasures, and tombs of ancient Estonian wealthy and mighty people ,-) However, it's worth noting that for just a few days, it was possible to observe ancient artifacts confiscated in 2018 at the Russian-Estonian border. After restoration, they are now expected to return to Ukraine.
Really interesting museum in a superbly restored historical building. Across multiple floors, many fine and unique artifacts are on display here, including findings from the Viking and pre-Christian ages, hidden treasures, and tombs of ancient Estonian wealthy and mighty people ,-) However, it's worth noting that for just a few days, it was possible to observe ancient artifacts confiscated in 2018 at the Russian-Estonian border. After restoration, they are now expected to return to Ukraine.
Joep (12 months ago)
Honestly one of the most fun and interesting museums I have been to since a long time. Wonderful exhibition nice stories and understandable travel through the history of Estonia. Also very fun to see all the coins and their value next to different products to have an idea of how much the money is worth.
Honestly one of the most fun and interesting museums I have been to since a long time. Wonderful exhibition nice stories and understandable travel through the history of Estonia. Also very fun to see all the coins and their value next to different products to have an idea of how much the money is worth.
Kyle Fields (2 years ago)
Very kind and helpful staff. I learned a lot here, especially why Estonia didn't become a kingdom. The guild hall area at the bottom was very medieval looking and informative
Very kind and helpful staff. I learned a lot here, especially why Estonia didn't become a kingdom. The guild hall area at the bottom was very medieval looking and informative
Gary Brazel (2 years ago)
The Gothic Great Guild Hall was built for the Hanseatic merchants in 1410. It is now the Estonian History Museum. The building itself is worth seeing and the collection is, too.
The Gothic Great Guild Hall was built for the Hanseatic merchants in 1410. It is now the Estonian History Museum. The building itself is worth seeing and the collection is, too.
Lasura (2 years ago)
A lovely museum, not very big but has some really wonderful exhibits. The staff were welcoming and helpful, spoke good English. Descriptions in Estonian and English.
A lovely museum, not very big but has some really wonderful exhibits. The staff were welcoming and helpful, spoke good English. Descriptions in Estonian and English.
