Tallinn Seaplane Harbour and Fat Margaret Tickets

The combined experience of the Seaplane Harbour and Fat Margaret Tower invites you to discover Estonia's maritime and military history through two iconic spaces. The visit must start at the Seaplane Harbour, a museum housed in a historic hangar with fascinating curved-roof architecture and an extensive collection of vessels.

Inside the Seaplane Harbour you can see the Lembit submarine, explore historic ships, aircraft, sea mines and interactive exhibits that allow you to learn about the country's naval history in an engaging way. It's a modern, visual museum that's perfect for visitors of all ages.

Afterwards, you can head to the Fat Margaret Tower, a medieval fortification that was part of Tallinn's harbour defences. Inside you'll find a completely renovated museum that chronicles the evolution of Estonian shipping, maritime trade and port history, with models, old maps, archaeological artefacts and digital exhibits.

Climbing to the top floors of the tower also offers a privileged view of the old town and the harbour, making the visit a perfect balance of history, architecture and city views.

All in all, this combined ticket offers an enriching and immersive experience, ideal for those who wish to learn about the role the sea has played in Tallinn's identity over the centuries.