Architecture: the Estonian Knighthood House
The Estonian Museum of Architecture and the State Chancellery invite you to the autumn tours of the Knighthood House, one of Toompea's most dignified historic buildings. We discover its history, architecture, restoration and its role today as a state representative building, visit the representative halls and salons, and hear the story of its more than 330 years, from the Üxküll town house to a modern state building.
Monday 16 November, 13:30. Duration 1 hour. Ticket €10. Doors open 10 minutes before the tour; entry is on Kohtu street, and visitors must bring valid photo ID. Register with your full name and personal ID code. The tour runs with at least 12 registrations.
Kohtu 1, Tallinn. Cover image: Georg Winterhalter's facade design, 1848.
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