Housed in a 15th-century Town Jailhouse behind the Town Hall, Tallinn’s Museum of Photography traces the history of photography, which came to Tallinn a little more than 150 years ago.
Entrance is free with Tallinn Card.

THE MUSEUM IS OPEN:

We–Mo 10.30–18.00. (Last admissions at 17.30)

Closed: Tuesdays and on national holidays (see end of page).

For inquiries, please contact us by e-mail foto@linnamuuseum.ee or by phone (+372) 644 8767

CONTACT:

Tel: +372 644 8767
E-mail:  foto@linnamuuseum.ee

TICKETS:

• Adult: 2 €
• Concessions: 1 € (students, seniors, ISIC-card holders)
• Family ticket: 4 € (2 adults and up to 4 children under 17)
• Temporary exhibitions: 1€

GUIDED TOURS:

• In Estonian: 20€ per group + admission tickets
• In foreign languages: 35€ per group + admission tickets

FREE ENTRANCE:

The admission is free for children under 7 and holders of documents attesting to the following:

• holders of Tallinn Card
• ICOM members
• WFTGA members
• Employees of Estonian museums
• Employees Tallinn Botanical Garden
• Holders of valid press cards (during assignment)
• Members of Tallinn Tour Guide Association
• Tours from children’s homes
• Disabled persons and their attendants

Entrance is free to everyone on Tallinn Day, 15 May and on the International Museum Day, 18 May.

HOW TO GET HERE:

The museum is closed on public holidays:

• 1 January
• 24 February
• 14 and 16 April (2017)
• 1 May
• 15 May (2017)
• 23—24 June
• 20 August
• 24—26 December
• 31 December

The museum closes 3 hours earlier on days preceding public holidays in 2017:

• 23 February
• 22 June
• 23 December
• 31 December