Estonian Open Air Museum
Museum address:
12 Vabaõhumuuseumi tee, Tallinn, Estonia
Entrance 1 euro
Accessibility information:
- Find a suitable route in the museum for visitors with reduced mobility here. Invalid restrooms are located in the cashier’s house, Kolu tavern, the Kolga farm’s barn-barn and the swinging area.
- For the visually impaired and the blind, translations of descriptions of farm complexes and tactile farmyard plans can help you get a more complete picture of rural architecture and life. Tactile farmyard plans can be requested at the cash desk. Behind the cashier’s desk, next to the museum map, you will also find a tactile map of the museum.
- By public transport, you can get directly to the museum from the Rocca al Mare stop by city buses 21 and 21B from the Baltic Station and the city centre, and by city bus 21A from Väike-Õismäki.
- From the museum back towards the city centre, city buses 41 and 41B depart.
- Find out more about public transport options here.
- There are two free car parks for visitors arriving by car: one near the entrance and the other about 150 m from the entrance towards Paldiski mnt.
Program
From 19-23, the Sepa, Sassi-Jaani and Köstriaseme farms, the Härjapea farmhouse and outdoor café (cash payment is accepted here), the Kuie school, Lau village shop, Kolu tavern and the summer café at the net cages in the islands area will be open.
All farms will be closed for preparations from 18-19.
In books, we often encounter descriptions of situations that take us back in time. On Museum Night, we will help you to find matches for well-known literary classics at the Estonian Open Air Museum, and everyone can test their knowledge in a guessing game.
Estonian Folklore Council Youth groupperforms every full and half hour in the courtyard of Kutsari Farm. The first one starts at 19:30 and the last one at 22. The programme lasts 15 minutes. The Estonian Folklore Council Youth Chamber is made up of young people aged between 15 and 26 who are interested in heritage and want to discover, preserve and share Estonia's rich heritage. We carry out a variety of exciting projects and organise both joint and public events.
On a spring evening, two cosy outdoor cafés set the mood, and Kolu tavern offers a stronger body fix. There's something to suit every taste in Lau's village shop, which always has a wide selection.
The Estonian Open Air Museum is a visitor-friendly and environmentally friendly museum of rural architecture. We carefully preserve the cultural heritage entrusted to us for future generations and value the museum's beautiful and diverse natural environment. Through cultural traditions, we connect the past with the present and the future. Conventional farming is a source of inspiration for the circular economy.
Entrance 1 euro.
Admission is free for children up to 8 years old. Admission is free with a museum card, but please register at the ticket office.
More information: www.evm.ee
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