Railway and Communications Museum

This place is one of the biggest highlights of Haapsalu. There are many soviet era train engines, both junk and semi-conserved one, which look beautiful as well as remind of the years gone by. If you are into photography, you can get some great shots here. The Läänemaa tervesitee also brings one here when coming by bike.

Great if you're into trains. Some very decent locomotives, but actually the wooden train station itself is a piece of beautiful architecture. The trains look especially beautiful in the evening/sunset light. Pity that they are not covered and therefore are exposed to rain.
Would say one of the highlights of Haapsalu.

This is an fantastic historic building that served as the main railway station in Haapsalu.

Construction started in May 1904 of the main wooden building, with limited train service starting in December 1904.

The railway station has several buildings: the passenger terminal, a train control pavilion, a terrace with roof and a covered platform with a total length of 216 metres.

It was designed by architect Karl Verheim and engineer V. Vestfalen, with final construction taking place during 1905–1907.

Today is serves as a train and communication museum.
Trains are not in the best condition.

Visited only the Railwaymuseum. Old Haapsalu station is beautiful and the platform is very long:) Logomotives are interesting. Rust is beautiful:)

Slightly oppressive environment, rusted railway technique, old-fashioned station, but this place is worth to visit. At least you can make a lots of photos :-).

Very cool to see old trains

Great short museum visit. Fun on the inside and outside. A must for railroad enthusiasts!

Very awefull locomotives of the last 70 years.

Amazing collection of old Estonian rolling stock. Very beautiful station the likes of which cannot be seen anywhere else in the Baltics.

At the time of its creation, Haapsalu Railway Station had the longest covered platform in Europe (214 m). The station, built in 1907 by the St. Petersburg architect Verheim, is today a monument and museum and really worth to visit.
very nice and beautiful place... it gives a feeling back to the past! Even the old locomotives are an experience for young and old.

Really lovely railway station that us open for the public. Old trains on the tracks that you can look at. Museum is open.in the summer and costs €4. In winter you can just visit the station and tracks for free

Antique trains and beautiful train station

Antique trams. Beautiful station

An amazing old train station (beginning of XX century). Well preserved. Highly recommend to visit

The previous train station is now a free cost museum. It is really cool to see the trains of that time also the building it looks amazing because the architecture

Great place to have a stop after ferry ride, beautiful and large station and old trains

If u are interested to getting know about Estonia railway and train history it's place to visit.

Great idea to keep it as the museum cause station build in the middle of 19 century and Tsar Nikolai II made donation for it

Amazing place

The exhibition isn't big but it is certainly interesting.