Estonian Knighthood House Review

The Knights Palace is a green palace, a very interesting building with a strong European historical atmosphere. It is currently the main part of the Estonian Art Museum, which mainly displays the works of Estonian artists. It is worth visiting.

Built in the 14th century AD, he was destroyed in the gunpowder explosion of 1856, and the Italians rebuilt him on a grand scale and served as a resort for Mussolini and King Immalie III.

Just behind the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, at first glance, I only felt that the green exterior wall was very interesting. It looked a bit shabby as a whole. At that time, the sky was dark. I thought it might be a building of what unit. I didn’t expect it to be the Knights Palace. Tallinn is really everywhere, everywhere is history.

A relatively biased attraction in Tallinn, but the building is quite large and beautiful, it is worth visiting, just on the Cathedral Mountain.

In fact, it is part of the Estonian museum, there is a lot of things in it, and there is a watchtower next to it that is very distinctive.