Estonian Open Air Museum

The Estonian Open Air Museum exhibits more than 70 buildings from different parts of Estonia from the past few hundred years. The oldest one being from 1699.

If You have had enough of modern architecture and culture head to the Open Air Museum and see this wooden architecture that used to be in our land in the last century.

If you like old farm houses then this is a place to see. A lovely area for a nice walk

If you want to see a really cool open air museum

The story of the Estonian Open Air Museum. Very nice location to spend a day. Gives you a overview how our grand and grand grand parents lived.

THE ESTONIAN OPEN AIR MUSEUM is open every day year-round (except June 24, Dec 24, 25 & 31). In summer season (Apr 23 – Sept 28) at 10:00 – 20:00, farms at 10:00 – 18:00. In winter season (Sept 29 –

It gives you a good overview of country life on 18-19 century

See how the Estonians lived 150 years ago before most moved to the cities. A tranquil park filled with historic rural buildings.

The Estonian Open Air Museum is situated southwest of Tallinn’s city center, in the Rocca al Mare district, in a spacious wooded park overlooking the sea. The museum is a collection of more than 100 preserved 18th- and 19th-century village buildings from different parts of the country.

Village, with 12 farms, as well as its own church, tavern and schoolhouse. There are a number of mills, a fire station, fishing net sheds as well as a dancing area and a village swing.