Located in the beautiful Haabersti neighborhood of Tallinn, and near to Rocca al Mare Estonian Open Air Museum (Vabaõhumuuseumi) is an immersive and interactive museum that offers visitors a unique glimpse into Estonia’s rural past.
Exhibits and Attractions
The museum has a layout of 79 hectares of beautiful forest and meadows. And has over 80 authentic rural buildings, including farmhouses, mills, and churches, that are showcases from all over Estonia. You can explore these buildings, and see how Estonians lived, worked, and celebrated throughout the ages.
The museum also has a range of workshops and demonstrations that showcase traditional Estonian crafts, such as blacksmithing, weaving, and pottery. Visitors can even try their hand at some of these crafts, making it a fun and interactive experience for all.
Nearby
Located just a short distance from the museum, visitors can also explore the Rocca Al Mare shopping center which is the largest shopping mall in Tallinn.
Admission and Opening Hours
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, and admission fees are reasonable. You can also take advantage of free guided tours, which are available in Estonian, Russian, and English.
Whether you’re interested in Estonian history, culture, or just want to escape and experience the tranquility of rural life, Estonian Open Air Museum is a delight to visit in Tallinn. With its beautiful surroundings, authentic exhibits, and interactive workshops, visitors of all ages are sure to have a memorable experience.
