Banned, Censored, & Burned Books: There's A Museum For That

Address: Munga 5, 10140 Tallinn, Estonia
Hours: open Friday–Sunday 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Note: Due to COVID-19 restrictions, double-check the facility’s hours prior to visiting.
What is Banned Books?
Banned Books is part museum, part bookstore for books that haven’t just been banned, but also ones that have been censored, restricted, or even burned. These books have been gathered and displayed in an effort to encourage a larger discussion around free speech. Banned Books is a place to access these books as well as a place to exchange ideas and engage with one another. This is made possible through the museum’s book club, podcast, and discussion groups. At Banned Books, the preservation of these books is just as important as education and access to them.

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