Estonian Firefighting Museum — Attraction in Tallinn

My children were excited to wear firefighter uniforms. We came with a reservation in the morning via email. The email response was very fast. We waited outside before it opened. It would be better if you could call the telephone number listed at the museum entrance when you arrive. We were a bit confused finding the main entrance. The main entrance is the one across from the Asian restaurant. This is a small museum but full of interesting things. The guide was...

Отличное место если вам и детям хочется узнать больше про службу спасения и пожаротушение в Таллинне . По действующей современной станции и уютному музею Вас сопровождает смотритель музея, с нами был Андреас . Музей бесплатный, нужно только договариваться заранее на число и время посещения. взрослому нужно иметь документ удостоверяющий личность . Если вы говорите по эстонский это большой плюс , ребята очень стараются так же все объяснить на русском и английском. В идеале нужно взять кого-то, кто хорошо говорит на эстонском и кто будет помогать переводить, то что рассказывает смотритель .

This is a great place if you and your children want to learn more about rescue services and firefighting in Tallinn. The tour includes a visit to a modern, active station and a cozy museum, guided by the museum curator—Andreas was with us. The museum is free, but you need to schedule your visit in advance. Adults must bring an ID. If you speak Estonian, that’s a big plus, as the staff does their best to explain everything in Russian and English as well. Ideally, it's good to have someone who speaks Estonian well and can help translate what the...

Called in advance and went there with kids. We were shown to firetrucks and what is around them. How the fire department looks from inside. Also we saw the exhibition part. The model of a house is still there and working....