Tallinn City Museum ( Estonian Tallinna Linnamuuseum ) - a cultural institution in Tallinn , located on 17 Vienna Street .
| Tallinn City Museum | |
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| est. Tallinna linnamuuseum | |
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| Location | |
| Address | Tallinn , Vienna street , 17 |
| Site | Museum official site |
Exposition
The museum exposition covers the period of Estonian history from antiquity to the restoration of Estonia's independence in 1991.
History
Founded in 1937 [1]
Since 1963, it has been occupying a historic mansion of the 15th century on Vienna Street , previously renovated. In 1961, during restoration work, a well was discovered in the basement of the house [2] . In 1997-2000, the building was reconstructed.
In 2003, the museum became a nominee for the European Museum Forum (EMYA).
Branches
Kik in de Kök Tower
Natesitorn Tower
Edward Wilde Museum
Museum of childhood.
Miamilla Childhood Museum in Kadriorg.
House-Museum of Peter I ( Kadriorg Park )
Photo Museum of Raevangla.
Pavilion of Jaani Seek.
Tammsaare Museum
Notes
- ↑ Tallinn City Museum
- ↑ V. Ya. Vaga Monuments of Estonian architecture. L .: Stroyizdat, 1980