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All religion museums to visit in Tallinn

Explore the diverse world of religious beliefs and practices at 3 religion museums in Tallinn. These museums offer insights into various faiths and their cultural significance.

Are you interested in the history and impact of religion? These are the top religion museums in Tallinn:

  1. Niguliste museum1

    Niguliste museum

     Tallinn
    The Niguliste Museum is an open-air museum in the Old Town of Niguliste and is one of the branches of the Art Museum of Estonia. The Niguliste museum has the largest and most remarkable collection of older sacred art in Estonia. Bernt Notke's "Death Dance" is a highlight in the museum. The museum al
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    History & Anthropology HistoryArt & Design Art
  3. Maarjamäe Palace - Estonian History Museum2

    Maarjamäe Palace - Estonian History Museum

     Tallinn
    The Maarjamäe Summer Palace Castle (Maarjamäe Palace) is a castle in Tallinn that houses an exhibition of the History Museum. The current castle was built by 1874 General Anatoly Orlov-Davydov. The most remarkable part of the castle is a gothic portal. The exhibition “My Free Country” in the Maarjam
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    History & Anthropology History
  4. Estonian Jewish Museum3

    Estonian Jewish Museum

     Tallinn
    The Estonian Jewish Museum (Eesti Juudi Muuseum) is a museum in Tallinn on the history and culture of Jews who have lived and worked in Estonia.
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    History & Anthropology History