Explore Estonia's maritime history at Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour, a museum that features a World War II-era submarine and many other ocean-related artifacts. Themed exhibits spread out over three floors tell of Estonia's strong relationship with the sea. Each floor pertains to a specific sector of maritime or naval history, focusing on the air, the sea, and beneath the sea. Seize the chance to see an icebreaker ship, a pre-World War II seaplane, and the recovered wreck of a 16th-century sailing ship. You can try your hand at piloting a plane, ship, or submarine yourself on one of the museum's simulators. Don't miss climbing aboard and seeing the inner workings of the Lembit, a submarine built in 1936 that served with the Soviet and then Estonian navies until 2011. To visit Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour on your trip to Tallinn, use our Tallinn road trip app.
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Staff wasn't to friendly. Over all interesting. Center piece is an old english built submarine. More of a naval museum.
Staff wasn't to friendly. Over all interesting. Center piece is an old english built submarine. More of a naval museum. more »
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If for nothing else visit this museum even just to experience a wonderful, interesting engineered space. The exhibits are overshadowed by a decommissioned submarine…which you could walk through.
If for nothing else visit this museum even just to experience a wonderful, interesting engineered space. The exhibits are overshadowed by a decommissioned submarine…which you could walk through. more »
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Solo visit as husband wasn’t feeling too well and such a shame as he would have loved this. We’ll set out and very informative. Reasonably priced entrance fee and total value for money.
Solo visit as husband wasn’t feeling too well and such a shame as he would have loved this. We’ll set out and very informative. Reasonably priced entrance fee and total value for money. more »
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💨✔...Wow!
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A beautiful museum with informative history on everything about naval. Did you know that this museum includes a 1930s-era submarine, 100-year-old steam-powered icebreaker, and the remains of the oldest ship in Estonia in the collection? Awe worthy and definite a worth to visit.
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Nice
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A wonderful Museum with a lot of information about the Estonian Naval history. Very interactive, well designed and a great place for kids too! I really recommend it for everyone visiting Tallinn! The building itself is an architectual masterpiece!
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It was open, it was warm, there was a toilet. Everything one needs after being outside for too long in the Estonian winter.
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