Featuring a 1930s era Estonian submarine you can explore (watch your head!) as well as a plane, a flight simulator and various interactive exhibits, this place is a modern, fun respite from medieval Tallinn. Lots of stuff for kids, young and old, to play with.

A definitely must see museum while you are in Tallinn and specially if you have kids with you, many games inside and entertainment for both kids and adults the museum is 2 floors inside and would take around 1 to 2 hours to explore, including...More

This museum is one of a kind from the building to the outside parts it was very interesting. Great for children and adults alike. There is a beautifully built English submarine built in 1936 and an icebreaker built in 1914 with amazing decor in good...More

This museum is fantastic. The architecture of this former sea building hangar is exploited fabulously to offer one of the most modern museum's I have ever visited. Plenty of things to do for the kids and soo much to see and learn. You walk inside...More

What a fantastic place, fascinating and I loved the ice-breaker and the old British submarine, the volunteers who make sure you enjoy your visit are so knowledgible and friendly, I can't recommend this place enough.

A maritime museum in Tallinn, Estonia, opened in spring 2012 in a building originally constructed as a hangar for seaplanes in the area of Peter the Great's Naval Fortress on three levels: in the air, on the sea and below the sea. The museum presents...More

A fantastic maritime museum...highlights were going into the submarine and exploring the various ships outside - though the ice boats, dugout canoes and sea rescue exhibition were also very interesting. The little train to Fat Margaret was a bit of fun, too!

It is a little way out of the Old Town but well worth the trip. I learned lots and enjoyed it greatly

We really enjoyed our visit to the Seplane Harbour, and felt that it was really worth the money (7€ for student tickets at the time of writing). There were loads of boats and submarines to explore and read about, as well as fun interactive exhibits...More

Son wanted to visit this attraction as it was advertising lots of hands on interactive points - the exhibitions on display were ok although may be a few to many guns repeating themselves but the let down was the interactive points, with all except 1...More