Seaplane Harbour Tallinn
Where kids play and adults rest
Inna from Tallinn
I love our Seaplane Harbour Museum — it’s a wonderful place to spend time with children and rediscover your own inner child. There’s a cozy play area with maritime-themed books, costumes, and activities for the youngest visitors.
As a mom, I actually relax here. Until January 11, 2026, you can also visit the exhibition “Kuulsad mereretked. Eurooplaste maailmapildi avardumine” about the great European sea voyages. The museum came up with a brilliant idea — tiny secret doors hidden all around the exhibition! Behind each one, you can peek into the world of a little ship mouse.
Even I, a grown woman, searched for them with excitement. My son absolutely loves the “wave room” where kids can roll around safely.
A perfect place to spend a grey autumn day!
Tallinn Spotter Inna
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- October – April: Tue – Sun 10:00 – 18:00
Family ticket:
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40
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