Great museum accessible from Tallinn’s old town. Lots of interactive exhibits and the Audio guide is well worth getting. Going inside the submarine and other boats outside in the harbour is especially interesting.

Thoroughly enjoyed a visit to the Seaplane museum on a rainy day in Tallin. Interesting, fun audio guides help guide you through the amazing museum and so many boats and bouys to see and understand more about. Getting to go on the submarine was a real highlight and amazing to experience. Fun for all ages

Very interesting museum and covered ancient settlers to present day. Nautical exhibits from ancient times to present. Many interactive activities for kids to experience. A bit pricey as Adult tickets were 15€ each ( no discount for seniors or students)

15€ entry is quite a lot, but was really interesting. Got to go inside an actual submarine, and a lot of other exhibits that were well explained. Good for 2-3 hours, and also had a good café

Interesting museum. Not usually the sort I’d head for but my other half wanted to go into the Lembit submarine. It’s a well organized museum with lots of historical information. What’s also impressive is the redevelopment of the building.

A great place to visit for a few hours during your trip to Tallinn. The museum is located on the sea-side within a restored old hangar. The displays are interesting with the crown jewel being the Lembit submarine, which you can explore from the inside with great audio guides located inside the submarine.

I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this as much as I did! So so interesting, a reallly interactive museum and the time flew while in there! Loved the submarine especially! The area is really interesting too our Bolt driver gave a very interesting history

Interesting naval museum, and from what I could see, in particular if you have children. It has several interactive activities, and the ticket price is not that expensive (it's not cheap either). At the time of writing this, the price of the ticket included visiting the submarine that's in the museum - the most interesting part... Unless you are claustrophobic.

We absolutely loved this museum. We got a taxi from our hotel & the museum staff were kind enough to organise a return taxi for us. The museum is housed in a purpose built hangar, which is worth the entrance price alone. We visited oi a cold December day & there were a few people there but it wasn't crowded,. This was beneficial as it meant we were able to explore the submarine exhibit without queuing. There is a great deal to see, coupled with a lovely coffee shop. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

This was the most amazing and interactive sea harbour museum. You could pretend to fly seaplanes, sit in emergency dingy, try on life jackets, pilot small race boats and drive speedboats....plus tons more. It was very atmospheric, like being in an underwater cave, and everything was very clearly signposted with great historical facts. The submarine was a great surprise and fun to walk through, and the ships outside were pleasant to visit too.