Bird’s-eye view
The Seaplane Harbour is located at Vesilennuki 6 in Kalamaja neighbourhood, Estonia.
Parking is free of charge.
Bus No. 73 will bring you right to our doorstep! The right stop is called ‘Lennusadam’.
Bus No. 3 or tram No. 1 or 2 will take you to the ‘Linnahalli’ stop at Põhja puiestee. Continue along the same street and turn right down the hill towards Kalasadam. Near Kalasadam, turn to the left and enter Kalaranna street. Walk straight for approximately 1 kilometre until you see the Seaplane Harbour on your right.
The red and blue line buses of City Tour will start from Viru väljak (near Hotel Viru in the centre of the city) and stop at the Seaplane Harbour. For further information please visit the City Tour website.
From Põhja puiestee, turn left towards Kalasadam. Near Kalasadam, turn to the left and enter Kalaranna street. Drive straight for approximately 1 kilometre until you see the Seaplane Harbour on your right.
If you are lost, please call our desk (+372) 6 200 545 !
The official taxi partner of the Seaplane Harbour is Tulika Takso: (+372) 6 120 001 or (local calls only) 1200.
A ride from the city centre will cost around € 5.
The Estonian Maritime Museum’s new exhibition about the history of submarines Kalev and Lembit opens at the Dock Museum in Barrow-in-Furness in the UK. The two submarines were built 85 years ago at the former shipyard of Vickers-Armstrong Ltd and launched in Barrow-in-Furness on 7th July in 1936.
On the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Juminda, the Estonian Maritime Museum opened the exhibition in the Seaplane Harbor “Hell on the Baltic Sea. Juminda Maritime Tragedy 1941 “. The exhibition, based on the stories of people and ships, was completed in cooperation with award-winning creators from the Estonian film world. “The tragedies of […]
Bookings:+372 6200 550 (Mon–Fri 9–17), except on national holidays
booking@meremuuseum.ee
Vesilennuki tee 6, Tallinn
Open Tue–Fri 10–17, Sat–Sun 10–19. Closed on Mondays
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