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GREAT GUILD HALL

By bus

The nearest bus stop is Balti jaam

by car

The nearest parking is located at Rannamäe street 5 (zone P4), at the intersection of Suurtüki and Rannamäe streets.

By Bike

Bicycles can be parked next to the main entrance stairs.

Disabled lift

The 0th floor of the Great Guild Hall building can be accessed by a disabled lift from the Börsi passage.

VISITOR INFO

Tue-Sun 10.00-18.00
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Tickets 14€ / 9€
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Pikk 17, 10123 Tallinn
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THE COLORFUL HISTORY OF THE GREAT GUILD hall

The Great Guild Hall is located in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is one of the most magnificent and unique surviving medieval buildings, dating back to 1410. Here, in this Gothic-style building on what then was the main street, the Middle Ages come to life!

The Great Guild Hall was also among the first in Europe to be awarded the European Heritage Label in 2014.


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EXHIBITIONS IN GREAT GILD HALL:


The Splendour of the Hanseatic League

CHAMBER OF LEGENDS

MUST-SEE EXHIBITION IN GREAT GUILD HALL

The Splendour of the Hanseatic League: How Wealth Was Made in the Middle Ages

At the heart of “The Splendour of the Hanseatic League: How Wealth Was Made in the Middle Ages” is the figure of the merchant. By following his journey, visitors gain insight into the Hanseatic system and how wealth and culture reached these lands during the Middle Ages. The exhibition presents objects that reflect this prosperity, previously unseen archaeological finds, and rare artefacts from Hamburg and Riga. It is fitting that the exhibition is held at the Great Guild Hall, the historic seat of Tallinn’s merchants, itself a silent witness to Hanseatic grandeur and a gem of Northern Europe’s commercial architecture.

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