Monday-Sunday: 10:00-19:00



Fat Margaret Skip the Line Admission
Packages
Skip the Line Admission
- Free for children aged 0-7
- Free for disabled visitors (with certificate) + accompanying person, and military personnel
- Reduced Ticket: Child aged 8-18 / Student
- Reduced Ticket: on-site for seniors (65+) on Wed, and groups of 10+
- Familt ticket: Up to 2 adults + children aged 18 years or under
- This activity is wheelchair-accessible
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Enter the venue directly with your voucher
- Fat Margaret
- Pikk 70, 10133, Tallinn
- Please refer to the map for assistance
Reviews
Guide
- Observe ancient artifacts from the 14th century and discover historical maritime trade.
- Be amazed by the well-preserved hull of a massive medieval cargo shipwreck.
- Examine intricate models of Estonian sailing ships and navigation instruments.
For centuries, the sea has greatly influenced the society and economy of Tallinn. Explore the Fat Margaret cannon tower, where a vast collection of unique artifacts offers insights into medieval shipping from the 16th century to the present day. Witness the remarkably preserved cog, a medieval shipwreck, and delve into the significance of the Hanseatic trade network that brought prosperity to Estonia. From ancient sails to modern steam power, discover the evolution of maritime transportation within its walls
Utilize digital displays to observe the bustling maritime traffic of the 21st century and engage in navigation puzzles that simulate the challenges faced by sailors. Immerse yourself in the sailor's experience to determine if a life at sea is your calling. Listen to captivating firsthand accounts from Estonian sailors and peruse 19th-century documents, gaining a deeper understanding of seafaring history and its impact on Tallinn
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Guidebook
- Observe ancient artifacts from the 14th century and discover historical maritime trade.
- Be amazed by the well-preserved hull of a massive medieval cargo shipwreck.
- Examine intricate models of Estonian sailing ships and navigation instruments.
For centuries, the sea has greatly influenced the society and economy of Tallinn. Explore the Fat Margaret cannon tower, where a vast collection of unique artifacts offers insights into medieval shipping from the 16th century to the present day. Witness the remarkably preserved cog, a medieval shipwreck, and delve into the significance of the Hanseatic trade network that brought prosperity to Estonia. From ancient sails to modern steam power, discover the evolution of maritime transportation within its walls
Utilize digital displays to observe the bustling maritime traffic of the 21st century and engage in navigation puzzles that simulate the challenges faced by sailors. Immerse yourself in the sailor's experience to determine if a life at sea is your calling. Listen to captivating firsthand accounts from Estonian sailors and peruse 19th-century documents, gaining a deeper understanding of seafaring history and its impact on Tallinn