Understanding Freedom Through History at Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom

The Vabamu Museum provides an in-depth look at Estonia's struggles for freedom from 1939 to 1991 through immersive multimedia exhibits.

Founded in 2018, the museum reveals the impact of German and Soviet occupations, showcasing authentic artifacts like rusty prison doors. Its unique architectural design enhances the visitor experience, emphasizing the cultural importance of human rights.

Key Highlights

🗝️ Immersive Multimedia: Interactive e-guides in multiple languages enhance engagement with historical content.

📜 Authentic Artefacts: Original objects illustrate the harsh realities of occupation and the fight for freedom.

🏢 KGB Museum Cells: A dedicated area showcases the history of KGB prison cells, adding an emotional layer to the visit.

The museum is accessible for visitors with disabilities and offers insights for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.