Seaplane Harbour: Entry Ticket at Lennusadam

Seaplane Harbour Tickets

The Seaplane Harbour houses the acclaimed Lennusadam Museum inside a spectacular former waterplane hangar in Tallinn. This maritime museum brings Estonia's naval history to life through authentic historic vessels, interactive exhibits and rare artefacts retrieved from Estonia's waters. Your ticket grants access to the entire museum collection, including the opportunity to walk the decks of real museum ships.

The centrepiece is the 'Suur Tõll' icebreaker, where you can explore the engine rooms and crew quarters of this historic vessel. The collection spans centuries of maritime exploration, from the Maasilinn ship (Estonia's oldest discovered wreck) to vessels that served throughout the twentieth century. Interactive installations help you understand maritime engineering and navigation techniques used by Estonian seafarers.

Highlights

• Board the 'Suur Tõll' icebreaker and explore its authentic engine rooms and crew quarters
• Discover the Maasilinn ship, Estonia's oldest discovered shipwreck on display
• Experience seasonal exhibitions like 'Suur Tõll' and 'Valvas' that place you in the shoes of different era seafarers
• Explore the unique 'Sex and the Sea' exhibition examining the human side of ocean voyages
• Learn maritime engineering and navigation techniques through hands-on interactive displays
• View authentic artefacts retrieved from Estonia's waters spanning centuries of naval history

Plan Your Visit to Seaplane Harbour

The museum is located in Tallinn's harbour area and is fully wheelchair accessible. Free lockers are provided at the entrance with a refundable deposit for your belongings. Audio guides in multiple languages are available for a small additional charge to enhance your experience with detailed stories behind each exhibit.

The onsite Café MARU serves local snacks and drinks, whilst the museum shop offers maritime-themed souvenirs. The museum features both permanent collections and seasonal exhibitions that change throughout the year, making return visits worthwhile. Plan to spend 2-3 hours exploring the ships, exhibitions and interactive displays.

After exploring Estonia's maritime heritage, you might enjoy discovering more of Tallinn's historic attractions. The city's medieval Old Town walking tours reveal centuries of history, whilst Tallinn City Card provides access to multiple museums and attractions across the capital.