About the house

The Tallinn Teacher’s House is an event and training centre, which combines a historical atmosphere with modern-day study opportunities. The neoclassical interior gives each event a unique look – be it a wedding, birthday celebration or formal banquet.

The staff

Kristi Vimberg

Kristi Vimberg

director
(+372) 527 3422
kristi@opetajatemaja.ee
Inese Freimane

Inese Freimane

training manager
(+372) 5565 5486
inese@opetajatemaja.ee
Maris Uusküla

Maris Uusküla

educational logistics
(+372) 5434 0882
maris@opetajatemaja.ee
Kairi Välling

Kairi Välling

marketing and communications specialist
(+372) 5305 7042
kairi@opetajatemaja.ee
Lisette Liise Lilleorg

Lisette Liise Lilleorg

support services manager
(+372) 554 8572
lisetteliise@opetajatemaja.ee
Toomas Palm

Toomas Palm

sales manager
(+372) 5850 5087
toomas@opetajatemaja.ee
Natalja Mjalitsina

Natalja Mjalitsina

(+372) 5883 1095
natalja@opetajatemaja.ee
Erika Veide

Erika Veide

(+372) 5341 5923
erika@opetajatemaja.ee

Administrators

Tobias

Tobias

administrator
(+372) 5548 188
Paul

Paul

administrator
(+372) 5548 188
Cristo

Cristo

administrator
(+372) 5548 188

Visit Tallinn Teachers’ House and leave your daily routine behind!

It all starts from the atmosphere

We have cosy rooms and grand ones, as well as the acoustically powerful Crown Hall – ideal for musical events.

Modern equipment and a professional organising team also make the Teachers’ House into a sought-after training centre and place to organise seminars and conferences.

Seminars, training sessions and conferences held right in the heart of Tallinn Old Town turn lifelong learning into a truly pleasant experience.


Be part of Tallinn’s history

The Teachers’ House has played an important role in the development of Tallinn since the 13th century. Medieval documents – already – refer to the citizens that lived and worked here. Wealthy merchants, respected artisans, and later even town council members were active in this building, located on the town’s main square. During the early years of the Republic of Estonia, the Provisional Government met here along with the ministries.

An education centre for 60 years

The Teachers’ House has a long history as a cultural and educational centre, which was established here in 1957. In the course of the renovation, the neoclassical heritage of the building has been emphasised. The decorations on the walls and ceilings and grand chandeliers have survived, as have the beautiful tiled stoves. The stately history and majestic interior of the Teachers’ House illustrate an exciting chapter in the history of Tallinn’s development to the visitors.

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