Estonian Museum of Natural History in Tallinn: photos, reviews

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In the bustling area of Tallinn's Kesklinn, the Estonian Nature Museum offers an inviting glimpse into the natural world of Estonia. Since its establishment in 1941, this museum has enthralled visitors with intricate exhibitions that celebrate the country's diverse ecosystems, including forests, meadows, and mires. The museum is particularly popular for its interactive displays such as 'Maria the Sturgeon's Dream' and 'Something's Related to Everything', suitable for curious minds of all ages. Families will appreciate the child-friendly environment and modern conveniences like free Wi-Fi and readily accessible facilities, ensuring a comfortable visit. An audioguide is available, providing a detailed narrative of Estonia's rich biodiversity. With a solid 4.5 rating on Google, the Estonian Nature Museum is a must-see for both locals and travelers interested in the natural world.

Features

Free Wi-Fi, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Eesti Male Arenduskeskus

Bus stop 240 m walk

Balti jaam 6 (train station)

Bus stop 286 m walk

Ipek Trade Estonia OÜ

Bus stop 330 m walk

Eesti Etendusasutuste Liit

Bus stop 64 m walk

4.5

based on 1,398 reviews

Google

4.5/5 1,398 reviews

Katarzyna Dorna

Ciekawa ekspozycja

Vaida Stankaitienė

Gražus nedidelis muziejus

Nelli

Хороший познавательный музей.

Estonian Museum of Natural History in Tallinn

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