Estonian Firefighting Museum

The Estonian Firefighting Museum is a collection of objects and documents related to firefighting in Estonia, focusing on technical development and equipment evolution. Visitors see historical vehicles, gear, and uniforms spanning different periods.

The museum was founded in 1974 to document the development of firefighting services in Estonia. The collection shows how fire response evolved from manual efforts to modern techniques.

The exhibits reflect how firefighting shaped Estonian communities and the respect these services hold in the country's identity.

The museum is located in Tallinn and accessible by public transport. Visitors should check opening times in advance and allow time to explore the exhibits at a comfortable pace.

The museum preserves rare vehicles, some still operational, showing how firefighters worked under difficult conditions. Several of these machines date from periods when technology was very limited.

Location: Tallinn City

Inception: 1974

Address: Raua 2, 10124 Tallinn

Phone: +37253028404

Website: http://tuletorjemuuseum.ee

GPS coordinates: 59.43511,24.76387

Latest update: December 20, 2025 19:40