Nõmme Museum

Museum address:

Jaama 18, 11615 Tallinn

Free entrance

Accessibility information:

The easiest way to reach the museum is by train, stop is called Nõmme. You can also travel by buses 10, 23, 27, 33, 36 or the night bus 96.

Unfortunately, wheelchair access is limited.

About the Museum

Nõmme Museum was opened on November 13 1935 in the Nõmme Music School building. It was closed 1940 but reopened in the historical Nõmme train station waiting area on February 28th 2002. The first and so far the only director of the museum was Piret Loide. Historical consultations were provided by historian Leho Lõhmus. The permanent exhibition shows the development of Nõmme as an independent town in 1926-1940 as well as earlier years when Nõmme was founded by Nikolai von Glehn at the end of the 19th Century.

Since 01.09.2024, the museum is open 4pm-8pm every Wednesday and 12pm-4pm every Sunday.

Museum Night Schedule:
kl 19 – Lecture by Aleksei Turovski
kl 18.30-22 – Photo Hunt

Our very special guest this year is the acclaimed zoologist and author of many loved books Aleksei Turovski. His colorful stories about the animal kingdom and deep knowledge of the secrets of nature will make this an unforgettable evening for listeners of all ages.

Throughout the evening, interested parties can take part in a photo hunt in and around the museum! More information the night of.

The photo hunt has been sponsored by Muuseumikaart, local restaurant Kius and publishing house Varrak.