Housed in two beautifully preserved 15th‑century buildings in Tallinn’s Old Town, the Estonian Health Museum offers an engaging exploration of the human body and the science of wellbeing. Its permanent exhibition, A Heart to Heart About Your Body, spans 15 themed rooms filled with anatomical models, interactive displays, and hands‑on activities that reveal how our bodies function—from the senses and organs to health care and hygiene. Temporary exhibitions tackle topics from the mysteries of sleep to contemporary health challenges, blending science with cultural insight. The museum’s tactile exhibits, Braille signage, and wheelchair access make it inclusive for a wide audience, while guided tours in multiple languages enrich the experience. Whether you’re a curious traveller, a family, or a school group, this is a place where discovery is both educational and entertaining, inviting visitors to reflect on the importance of caring for body and mind in everyday life.
Tallinn EstoniaThe Estonian Health Museum is located at Lai 30, in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town. Housed in two authentically restored medieval buildings dating back around 600 years, the museum offers an engaging permanent exhibition titled "A Heart to Heart About Your Body," which educates visitors of all ages about human anatomy, physiology, and health through interactive displays and hands-on activities. Visitors can explore over 15 themed rooms covering topics such as nutrition, hygiene, senses, and the human life cycle. Nearby, the museum is surrounded by the rich cultural environment of Tallinn’s historic center, including close proximity to Town Hall Square, Saia Passage, and other prominent museums and galleries. The location is easily accessible by public transport from Baltic Station and Linnahall, making it a convenient and enriching destination for families and health enthusiasts exploring Tallinn.