Set in the striking Rotermann Salt Storage, a 1908 limestone warehouse between Tallinn’s port and Old Town, the Estonian Museum of Architecture celebrates the nation’s built heritage and contemporary design. Founded in 1991, it preserves and presents architectural history through models, drawings, photographs, and archival materials spanning the 1920s to the Soviet era and beyond. The permanent exhibition Space in Motion: A Century of Estonian Architecture offers a vivid overview of urban and rural development, while Explore Space! in the basement invites hands‑on discovery, especially for younger visitors. Rotating exhibitions showcase both local innovation and international trends, from visionary concepts to realised landmarks. The building itself is a testament to adaptive reuse, harmonising industrial character with modern function. Welcoming professionals, students, and curious travellers alike, the museum inspires visitors to see the spaces around them with fresh eyes and to appreciate architecture as a living part of Estonia’s cultural identity.
Tallinn EstoniaThe Estonian Museum of Architecture is located at Ahtri 2, in Tallinn’s Rotermann Quarter, a vibrant area between the historic Old Town and the harbor. Housed in a beautifully restored former salt storage building from 1908, the museum is itself a remarkable example of industrial architecture and serves as a cultural landmark. The museum showcases Estonian architectural heritage, presenting models, drawings, and exhibits that cover a century of architectural development, from historical designs to contemporary and conceptual works. Nearby, visitors can explore the bustling Rotermann Quarter, known for its blend of old industrial buildings and modern architecture, with trendy cafés, restaurants, and shops. The area is close to the harbor, the Old Town’s medieval charm, and cultural sites such as the Tallinn City Museum and the Estonian Maritime Museum. This location offers a dynamic combination of history, culture, and modern urban life, making the museum a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts and tourists alike.
Toompea Castle
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Fat Margaret Tower
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Kiek in de Kök & Bastion Tunnels
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Estonian History Museum
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Kumu Art Museum
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Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom
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Estonian Maritime Museum
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Tallinn City Museum
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Children’s Museum Miiamilla
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Estonian Open Air Museum
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Estonian National Opera
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Russian Theatre
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Kadriorg Art Museum
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Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia
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Draakoni Gallery
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Tallinn Art Hall
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Kadriorg Palace
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Town Hall Square
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Freedom Square
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Kadriorg Park
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Danish King's Garden
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Botanic Garden of Tallinn
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Balti Jaama Turg
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Viru Street
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St. Catherine’s Passage
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Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
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St. Olaf’s Church
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St. Mary’s Cathedral
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Tallinn Old Town
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Patkuli Viewing Platform
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Pikk Hermann Tower
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Niguliste Museum
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Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design
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Estonian Museum of Natural History
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Estonian Health Museum
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Seaplane Harbour
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Tallinn Museum of Orders of Knighthood
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Chocolala Chocolate Museum
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Design & Architecture Gallery
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Haus Gallery
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Rataskaevu 6 Art
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ArtDepoo Gallery
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Telliskivi Creative City
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Vaal Gallery
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Telliskivi Creative City’s Gallery
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Juhan Kuus Documentary Photography Centre
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Temnikova & Kasela Gallery
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Tütar Gallery
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Uus Rada Gallery
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