Viru Tänav 13/15, Tallinn

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Estonia’s first official selfie museum

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Google Review 4.6

Heidi T.

I went with a friend and we had a great time. We took lots of photos and got to express our playful and creative sides (we’re both 40+)

Karem E.

I’m from Venezuela, and this place was incredible. I would definitely go back!

Liis P.

A colourful, somewhat crazy, and highly entertaining experience!

Helen M.

By far the coolest place in Estonia. An amazing experience!

Anna V.

Positive and friendly atmosphere. A wonderful experience!

Egon E.

A cool and unique experience!

Salome Š.

Excellent service. Not just good, but the kind that really stays with you. The kids had so much to do!

Disco Cabinet

The only darkroom in the Museum of Fun can be accessed through a mysterious cabinet. The fusion of music, light, and mirrors gives the illusion of an endless discotheque, whether you are there alone or with friends.

Laundry-room

The laundromat aesthetic has gone viral on social media thanks to K-pop. The laundry room at the Museum of Fun was designed by our resident artist, who has also been part of the creative team for several Hollywood films. The colours and aesthetic simplicity of the space make our laundry room unlike any other.

Ball pit

A staple in every selfie museum around the world. Our especially impressive ball pit already served as a filming location for music videos and commercials for well-known brands in its first few months.

Ames Room

Where large becomes small, and small becomes large. This effect works best when there are two people in the picture. The Museum of Fun’s visitor guides are available to assist with photography.

Opening hours

We are open Monday to Sunday from 09:00–21:00

The last visitors for the day will be admitted one hour before closing, at 20:00.

Duration

You can enter during your chosen time slot, but you’re welcome to stay as long as you like. Most visitors spend between 45 and 90 minutes here.

Address and entrance

Viru Street 13/15, Tallinn
The museum is located on the third floor of the De La Gardie department store on the main street in Tallinn Old Town. The easiest way to find the building is to look for the Lindex store on the ground floor.

Tickets

Price from Monday until Friday afternoon:

Tickets for children aged 5–18, students, seniors, and visitors with special needs are €9; tickets for everyone else are €12. The price of a family ticket is €32.

Prices on Friday evenings and weekends:

Tickets for children aged 5–18, students, seniors, and visitors with special needs are €12; tickets for everyone else are €15. The price of a family ticket is €38
Children up to 4 years old can have fun at the MOF free of charge.

Parking

The Museum of Fun does not have its own car park, but you can find parking nearby subject to the Old Town’s parking regulations. The downtown (südalinn) parking zone starts at Mere pst, which is a 5-minute walk from here. Viru Keskus is just a few minutes’ walk away and also provides parking at very reasonable rates: €3/hour on weekdays and free of charge on Saturdays and Sundays.