Maiden Tower Museum-Cafe

The cafe on the top floor is only open in spring-summer (closes 1 September) and the exhibit in the basement of this particular tower (Neitsitorn/Maiden Tower) is small - if you have the time/money, get the full Kiel in de Kök/Bastion passages\4 towers pass (€14, about 4 hours), as they are all connected by the medieval town wall. Or if you don't have the time/money, just circle through the Danish King's Garden, Commandant's Garden and Freedom Square to see these towers/wall from the outside.

Beautiful place.

Nice little museum area, didn't take long to see. I went there after already seeing the Kiek in de Kock and the Bastion passages. I had a 24-hour Tallinn Pass and was in Tallinn on a 9-hour stopover on a Norwegian Getaway 9-day Baltic Cruise in August 2019. Rick Steves "Scandinavian & Northern European Cruise Ports" Guidebook was a great help and this sight was part of the self-guided "Tallinn Walk" in the book.

How about having a cup of coffee on the labyrinth of a historic tower? This place is that...Nothing fancy yet has that historic charm.

The view and surrounding history of this place is sooo Interesting, unfortunately I cannot rate that separately. The cafe itself is average, but the overall setting is what makes this place. So my pics are mostly of the surroundings from the platform in front of the cafe. Worth many pics.