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Bachfest. Another great beginning of the year, music makes everything better. This place was perfect for the concert, it was warm and comfortable.

Old building full of history. They have a nice recital hall.

Elegantne koht üritustele, võimendusega on muidugi keeruline heli kvaliteeti saavutada.

Nice spot to walk by. Interesting historical curiosity for Polish people: On the wall of the building there is an original sculpture portrait of the Polish-Lithuanian king Zygmunt III Waza from 1590s.

This 15th-century House of the Blackheads served as the congregation place of the Brotherhood of Blackheads, an association of unmarried merchants and shipowners.The building’s unusual name comes from St. Maurice, the organization’s patron saint, a dark-skinned Moor whose image can be seen on the front door of the building.Although it’s not as beautiful as its more famous namesake in Riga, I really like the building’s Renaissance facade with its elaborate stone portal and ornately decorated door.Unlike in Riga, however, the Tallinn Blackheads also served a military purpose and proved themselves as redoubtable adversaries during the Livonian Wars. The Brotherhood survived until the Soviet invasion in 1940, and today the House of Blackheads serves as a venue for regular chamber concerts.

Beautiful rooms, perfect lightning. Nice history presentation. It's a mist see when you are in Riga

Beautiful building with more than likely the most colourful ornate door I’ve ever seen. Simply stunning!

Looks amazing on the inside, make sure there is an event when you visit.

Beautiful building and attractive door.

This beautiful building is the home of Tallinn philarmonic orchestraand is used as a concert hall. But when there is no concert taking place, there is not much to see except from its impressive facade and the great, medieval main entrance door. Visiting the interior won't last more than 5 minutes as you are only allowed to see 2 empty halls.