In-city Transportation Pass

Вход в камеры тюрьмы КГБ в Таллине

Tallinn, Estonia

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Delve into the historical depths of Tallinn's recent past and confront the haunting legacy at the infamous KGB Prison Cells. Enclosed within an elaborate Art Nouveau structure, this detention facility served as a harrowing site where the KGB interrogated and tormented those deemed adversaries of the state. Through this impactful museum visit, you'll bear witness to stories of courage and resistance, uncovering how the indomitable Estonian spirit persevered amidst unfathomable brutality.

Что ожидать

Uncover Estonia's chilling Soviet occupation history with this poignant museum encounter.
Gain insight into the KGB's brutal human rights violations to suppress Estonia's resistance.
Listen to inspiring stories of courage and resistance that epitomize the human spirit.

Please select a visit date

Доступные варианты

Admission to KGB Prison Cells

Entrance Ticket

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Pensioner | Student

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Family

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Admission to: KGB Prison Cells

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Tour guide

Eligibility

Free for children aged 0-8
Free for: disabled children 0-16 + 1 carer, severely disabled visitors over 16 + 1 carer, journalists with IFJ press card, every 5th visitor per group.
Family package: Parents + children under 18
Pensioner | Student: please present a valid ID or Student ID

Confirmation

You'll get confirmation within minutes. If you don't see any confirmation, reach out to our customer support.

Additional information

This activity is stroller-friendly
The KGB Prison Cells are only reachable by stairs
Photography is allowed for private use only
Lockers are available onsite

Usage validity

The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)

Opening hours

October-April

Wednesday-Sunday: 11:00-18:00

Closed on: Monday / Tuesday

May-September

Monday-Sunday: 10:00-18:00
Closed on 23 June – Victory Day, 24 June – Midsummer Day, 24 December – Christmas Eve, 25 December – Christmas Day, 26 December – Christmas Day, and 1 January – New Year’s Day