This week, from 24 February to 1 March, the Estonian History Museum invites everyone to visit our museums in the Old Town and at Maarjamäe at a special price.
Single tickets cost only €6, and family tickets are €12.

Just a short journey from Tallinn's bustling city center lies Maarjamäe, a district rich with history and culture, offering a peaceful yet fascinating escape. This area is a treasure trove of Tallinn's historical sites and provides a deep dive into the nation's past. If you're looking for unique things to do in Tallinn, a visit to the Maarjamäe History Centre, part of the esteemed Estonian History Museum (Eesti Ajaloomuuseum), is an absolute must.

Today, on International Music Day, the Theatre and Music Museum is open for free visits, and at 4 pm in the museum's Süda Hall, Helen Västrik (violin) and Anu Randma (piano) will perform, followed by Veronika Portsmuth's Chamber Choir at 5:30 pm.

The Great Guild Hall is closed on September 3 and 4 for renovation works. 

On February 19, 160 years ago, the Estonian History Museum was founded. Jubilee year
is celebrated through year-long events, three jubilee exhibitions and renewed
With the opening of the Theater and Music Museum.