Small but very important! An important part of history for Russians and Estonians. Highly recommended!

Another nice historic house museum is the Peter the Great museum, it is only a few minutes walk from both Kumu and Kadriorg Palace art museums and it will tell you a little bit of a story about Peter the first, and it is only €2 and 10 minutes of your time and it will ensure it stays open in the future

Small, "bite-sized" museum in the original house lived in by Peter the Great. Worth the 15-20 minutes you need to see everything.

Such a sincere atmosphere, everything is imbued with art and Borocco style. Very good emotions, I recommend it!

Interesting

Hes not our culture and i don't mean no offence to russians, but i really enjoyed the museum by itself. The guide was very usefull and friendly for all ages. I've been there for two times and the final i enjoyed it much more than the first time. Thanks!

3 rooms with cellar. Nice to know that Peter lived there. Is one of the oldest museums in the world, but interesting? Not really, there's not much to see, a price of €4, but there's just more in Tallinn.

I won't leave any feedback on any service nor the place anymore in written, because i don't believe it can change something. I think no feedback needed actually, as people know themselves how and what they do, how they behave, how they communicate to different customers - if it is asocial or some rich person. Clothes or speech manner are not the factor about the customer. As these are not the factor about the one, who serves the customer. But I hope for the better.

Thank you for a wonderful possiblity! The day of Museums👍

I expected more from Peter the Great. It is not much, maybe 4 rooms.

Extremely rude woman at reception literally ignored me after I told her I just wanted to peek in. It's a beautiful place, but such rudeness is so disappointing. What a bummer!

A small but interesting museum, detailed the home of Peter the Great while at Tallinn. The house is dwarfed by the nearby palace, only completed after his death

This is almost 6€ & there are 3 rooms to look at, not much furniture to tell a story. Seems very overpriced for the experience/happiness point of view.

What an obscure little gem.Peter the Great spent some time here. Have some original furniture belonging to Peter there. Some great portraits of Russian Royals on show, that you don't usually see.Well worth a visit only the size of a holiday chalet.

A quick visit, worthwhile to learn a bit about Peter and Catherine

A musthl-visit historic sight. Peter the Great lived here.

Small but fine museum. Staffs were very nice.

Small but quite interesting. Worth a visit if you have the Tallinn card :)

Nice little venue for visitors interested in Peter I and his connections/influences in Estonia.

Small but really informative and a jewel of a place. This is the oldest museum in the city, established as such in the 19th century in a former residence of Peter the Great that was so attractive to tourists they just had to make it a museum The objects are all original and as far as learning goes they have a movie of about 20 minutes that presents the history of the house Staff is very kind and helpful, it's not so touristy either, I was alone during my visit