Hidden Gems of Tallinn: Open Air Museum, Russian Nuclear Site, & Arvo Pärt's Concert Hall

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Hidden Gems of Tallinn
Join me as we explore some of Tallinn’s most fascinating and lesser-known sites. Our journey begins at the Tallinn Open Air Museum, where you can step into Estonia’s past and experience rural life. We’ll then head to the eerie abandoned Russian nuclear site near Viimsi. From 1959 to 1968, this site hosted a Soviet high-altitude air defense system with an S-75 missile unit. A nuclear warhead was stored in a nearby hangar, and the missile launchers were arranged in a distinctive hexagonal pattern. The Secrets of Soviet Tour still lets visitors trace where the missiles were stored. After the Soviet Union left Estonia in 1991, nuclear weapons were sent to Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan. These countries later signed the Lisbon Protocol and returned the weapons to Russia.

Finally, we’ll visit the stunning Arvo Pärt Centre nestled in the woods outside of Tallinn. This eco-friendly and modern concert hall and cultural centre is dedicated to the renowned Estonian composer Arvo Pärt. Designed to blend with nature, the centre pays tribute to Pärt’s minimalist style, offering a peaceful, reflective space for visitors and concerts.

This tour perfectly combines Estonia’s rich history, Cold War remnants, and a celebration of its cultural legacy.

What do you think of these hidden gems in Tallinn? Drop your thoughts in the comments below, and don’t forget to subscribe for more exciting travel explorations!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes, showcasing historical and cultural sites in Tallinn, Estonia.

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00:00 Introduction
01:25 The Out Door Museum
29:49 Arvo Part Music hall
35:33 Russian Ex Weapon site

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Join me as we explore some of Tallinn’s lesser-known spots, including the Tallinn Open Air Museum, an abandoned Soviet missile site, and the tranquil Arvo Pärt Centre. Let me know what you think of these places in the comments, and remember to subscribe for more travel content!

[tinkeringtaylor]

This has been interesting Jason, thank you for sharing your trip👍👍

[codraven]

Interesting to see the different culture and how they school and

[GardenTractorBoy]

These look like interesting locations to visit, thanks for showing us

[OpenAirAdventure]

I love seeing that type of building construction and the way they build fences and such.

[EverydayProjects]

I love museums and OLD THINGS. That's why I watch your channel, Jason. You're Old LMAO But you're talented and interesting! Tallinn has lots to see and learn about. It's probably somewhere I'll never get to so thanks for the tours.

[dnrsmallenginerepair]

Very awesome video my friend I love watching your video's