“The story of our ships is the story of Estonia.”So says the website for the Seaplane Harbor Museum on Tallinn’s waterfront. Not only ships, but submarines, sailboats, iceboats, seaplanes, shipwrecks, and naval equipment tell Estonia’s story in the giant museum and the harbor outside it.Housed in a renovated concrete seaplane hangar from 1916 whose high domed walls give it a space-age appearance, the Seaplane Harbor Museum is a cutting-edge interactive place with floor-to-ceiling exhibits, including a 1937 submarine, a full-size replica of a WWI Short 184 seaplane, and the wreck of the 16th century wooden sailing ship, the Maasilinn. This museum has something for everyone. Kids and grownups alike will be fascinated by the tour through a real submarine, as well as interactive games and an exhibit about the new robotic search for shipwrecks. A special exhibition of Estonia’s ships celebrates the 100th anniversary of the country’s nationhood.Dmitry Rudich, an indefatigableaaaRead More