Tallinn Town Hall is a witness to the centuries-old history of the city.
Description:
Standing in the heart of Old Tallinn, the majestic Town Hall is a witness to the city’s nearly 800-year history. From the spire of the 64-meter tower proudly examines the surroundings of Old Toomas - the town hall weather vane, which has become a symbol of our Old Town. In the Town Hall, the members of the magistrate who governed the independent Hanseatic city met. We will walk through the most beautiful halls of the Town Hall, learn how and what the city lived in the Middle Ages, what was the way of life, admire the original preserved objects of everyday life and furnishings, learn what concepts of morality and honor were in the Middle Ages, and how masters and artists embodied these foundations of life in their creations. Tallinn Town Hall was built in 1402-1404. It is the only well-preserved Gothic-style town hall in Northern Europe. Now there are concerts, receptions and meetings, awards and prizes.
The duration of the tour is 1 hour.
Cost: 1 person - 20 euros, 2-3 people - 10 euros per person, more than 4 people - 8 euros per person. The entrance to the museum is separately paid: 5 euro-adult, 2 euro-child, family - 10 euro.