Elektrilevi muuseum-alajaam
The Elektrilevi muuseum-alajaam (Elektrilevi Museum Substation), in a substation building built in 1938 in Kadriorg, houses period equipment and an overview of Estonia's electrification; visits are arranged in advance.
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About the museum
The museum substation is in a substation building constructed in Kadriorg in 1938. The building was chosen for its good location, its separate plot and its preserved interior from the time of construction. The distribution equipment and the transformer were replaced in the 1970s and 1980s and then dismantled.
The museum substation was completed at the end of 2023 and opened to visitors on 21 May 2024. The museum is run by the distribution network company Elektrilevi.
Highlights
- Substation building from 1938 with its preserved interior
- Period medium-voltage switchgear rooms and a low-voltage distribution unit on a marble panel
- 100 kVA transformer
- Collection of meters, switches and measuring instruments
- Displays on the electrification of Estonia and Tallinn up to 1940
Permanent exhibition
- Muuseum-alajaama ekspositsioon – The exhibition has period equipment: medium-voltage switchgear rooms, a low-voltage distribution unit on a marble panel and a 100 kVA transformer. On the shelves there is a collection of meters, switches, measuring instruments and other objects, and the displays show the electrification of Estonia and Tallinn from the mid-19th century up to 1940.
- Founded
- 2024
- Operated by
- Elektrilevi OÜ
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Kadriorg
Trams no. 1 and 3 run to the terminus stop “Kadriorg”.
The courtyard is reached through the city-side gate of the restaurant building.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The courtyard is reached through the city-side gate of the restaurant building. Visits take place only by prior arrangement. |
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