A 1936 British-built submarine named after an Estonian medieval chieftain, the oldest preserved vessel of its kind in the world. It is the star exhibit of the Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam) maritime museum, housed in a vast concrete hangar built by the Tsar's navy in 1917. You can climb inside the Lembit and duck through its cramped compartments.
Lembit Submarine
World's oldest preserved submarine, star of the Seaplane Harbour museum
| Address | Vesilennuki 6, Seaplane Harbour |
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