A delightful, well executed and organized exhibition/museum about the military and naval maritime history of Estonia. The impressive complex is huge and one could easily spend hours navigating and reading information in the languages of Estonian, English, and Russian. Pretty cool experience going inside a submarine, shooting down an aircraft, flying a simulator vintage plane, lots of sensory and interactive activities, and loved the display of model ships. Definitely Tallinn’s signature attraction and my top choice museum out of the dozen or so museums I got to visit in Tallinn.

It is a modern museum. The most impressive experience, of course, is visiting the submarine, but the rest exposition gives the proper context. There are some interactive tasks for children. Don't forget to go outside the main building to visit a big ship, which also is included in the tour. The building of the museum also is special.

This was my husband's pick so I wasn't sure what to expect, but really enjoyed our time at this museum. We perhaps spent a little too much time reading all of the boards describing the different boats and buoys hanging from the roof when we first entered, but soon found ourselves in a museum with many immersive games and experiences that could entertain a wide range of ages. We spent almost two hours there and only left because it was closing, we easily could have spent another hour.

This is a real treat when visiting Tallinn. Inside a converted Seaplane Hangar, there are dozens and dozens of various types of maritime transport vehicles. Tallinn’s impact through war times and the weapons used can be held inside the museum. Combine this with Sur Toll Ice Breaker outside, do not miss this!

One of the best museum in Tallinn. There are a lot of things to see. You can test yourself by playing different simulators. You can go into submarine, fly a seaplane on a flight simulator or take your picture in a navy uniform.

Spacious, interesting! A lot to learn, explore and spend a few hours having fun! Clean, well organised, great for children and adults! The way it has been thought is brilliant, makes it a real great destination while visiting Tallin! The submarine and the plane models are really a great attraction!

This is a brisk walks from.Town . A very interactive museum to say the least . Stuff of boys own aplenty a submarine- A aircraft guns - naval history - canoes built from trees . It’s worth a visit to while away some hours in Tallin

The museum is bus ride away from the city centre , the 73 from opposite Fat Margaret's tower gets you there in just under 10 minutes. Once there you are in for a treat. Anyone who has the slightest interest in things nautical will be in for a treat. The main exhibit is of course the Lembit. There are also craft from all areas of Estonian nautical pastimes including ice yachts and an Ice breaker. When we were there a special section of Venice brough that city to life. A must do place , when in Tallinn.

Brought here by the dotto train. The driver (assume he is a fan) gave us a comprehensive history of the boats outside then toodvus inside to see the exhibits. A wonderful place where so much more time needs to be spent!

You must go here! What a great facility. The displays are superb and interactive. The history of the buildings' renovation, the various maritime items on display, and interactive activities makes for a superb way to spend 3 hours. The visit to the sub, torpedo display and sea mines highlight the technology of the WW times. The visit is educational and fun. You will spend more time here than you budget for if you are a multi-venue sightseeing day trip.