You get to visit four towers with exhibitions in them and the tunnels underneath. It’s one of the best tings to see of history in Tallinn
I even did not know tunnels are open. They were longe and deeper than expected. I was surprised that Swedes built such a strong fortification in a such short time.
During the Soviet time it was used as nuclear war shelter.
Nice little visit to old defensive tunnels, with good displays on how they were used for multitude of more recent purposes from civil defence and storage to hangouts for punks and the homeless.
This is an interesting site.
We are a family of 5 adults and 1 four year old.
We only paid to visit the tunnels and enjoyed the history.
The walking and stairs were easy even for the 4 year old.
Be aware that the tunnel is one way in and out. You walk to the end and then turn around and go back the way you came in.
A little pricey but probably worth the fee.
My favorite museum in Tallinn. I recommend the 12 euro ticket, which lets you visit all the museum's parts.
