Stenbock House
Tallinn, Estonia
The palace is the current seat of the Government of the Republic of Estonia, while Toompea Castle houses the parliament.
Stenbock House is a neoclassical palace built between 1790 and 1792, currently serving as the seat of the Government of the Republic of Estonia and the Chancellery of the State. Located on Toompea Hill, it offers views of the city. The building, designed by Johann Walter, is an important example of classicist architecture in Tallinn. Although the interiors are not usually accessible to tourists, its majestic facade is noteworthy.
- Visit time: 15 min
- Local name: Stenbocki maja
- Website: valitsus.ee/et
How long does it take to visit Stenbock House?
Plan about 15 min.
Nearby
- St. Mary's Cathedral — 160 m
- Eesti Ajaloomuuseum — 280 m
- Alexander Nevsky Cathedral — 290 m
- Raekoja plats — 300 m
- St. Nicholas Church — 310 m
- Maiasmokk — 310 m
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