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In the vibrant Kesklinn district of Tallinn lies the Tallinn Museum of Orders of Knighthood, a captivating historical gem. This history museum offers a glimpse into the fascinating world of orders of knighthood and merit from around the globe. Visitors are treated to a dazzling collection of nearly a thousand original items, including exquisite pieces crafted from gold, diamonds, rubies, and emeralds. The exhibits, some dating back to the early 18th century, promise a journey through time that is both educational and enchanting. Perfect for families, with child-friendly amenities and convenient facilities like on-site toilets, this museum has earned a high average rating of 4.7, making it a top spot for history enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

Features

Suitable for children, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Viru
Bus stop 312 m walk
VVV Bussirent
Bus stop 211 m walk
Ahti Aasma
Bus stop 171 m walk
Eesti Kutseliste Tantsijate Loomeliit
Bus stop 297 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.7
based on 309 reviews
4.7/5 309 reviews
Alexander Verderio-Johansson
Alexander Verderio-Johansson
1 month ago on Google

One of the best and most unexpected experiences I had in Tallinn. We thought based on the images that it would be a tiny cellar with some medals. We were wrong. It was three large rooms with medals and accessories from all over the world, with information plaques next to each display case explaining the history of the pieces. Me and my two friends are into history and we got a guided tour and loads of backstory from the guy running the place. He was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and his enthusiasm was infectious, we had a great time. We stayed longer than we had planned for and really enjoyed ourselves. I would highly recommend this museum!

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Elric De Melni
Elric De Melni
2 months ago on Google

This is an amazing museum. Its only sevral rooms but packed full with distinctions from all over the world, some of them absolute gems. The owners are incredibly nice people and very knowledgable and they are eager to tell about the expositions. I will definitely revisit in the future when I am in Tallinn again

Rhea Recklia
Rhea Recklia
2 months ago on Google

Small museum but has great collections around the world.