Kolu Inn can host seminars, company dinners and receptions for up to 160 people, with smaller rooms for 18 to 50 and meeting space for about 25 in the neighbouring village school. The inn stands inside the Estonian Open Air Museum in Tallinn, at Vabaõhumuuseumi tee 12, and its kitchen is the museum's caterer.
Seminars and company events
The museum names four seminar settings: the stable undercroft and the Saksteka room in Kolu Inn, the Kuie school building and the Setu farm barn. Each comes with Wi-Fi and presentation equipment. Coffee breaks, lunches and dinners can be added, and so can a guided tour, an orienteering game, an adventure game or a workshop, which turns a seminar into a day in the open air among the historic farmsteads. The events team takes requests on weekdays from 9:00 to 17:00. Group lunch sets and coffee break menus are published on the site, and the inn's kitchen also runs cooking workshops.
Weddings and receptions
The museum's booking pages list weddings, birthdays, Christmas parties and company events among the occasions it hosts. The stable undercroft is the room for larger receptions, with space for up to 160 people. The pages read did not give wedding-specific details, so ask the events team about ceremonies and dates.
Rooms and capacities
The stable undercroft is a large and cozy room in the inn for up to 160 people. It has Wi-Fi, two data projectors, two large screens, a sound desk and a flipchart. The Saksteka room is a small room for up to 18 people, with Wi-Fi, a large television screen and a flipchart. The Setu farm barn holds up to 50 people and can be set up theatre style, classroom style or in other layouts, with a screen, a projector, a sound desk and free Wi-Fi. The Kuie school seminar room, on the first upper floor, is a modern room listed for 25 to 30 people, with a screen, projector and flipchart. When you book it, the room is yours for 3 or 8 hours, cleaning included.
Accommodation
The pages read do not mention bedrooms. Plan overnight stays in Tallinn.
Catering
The museum's Kolu Inn provides the food for events. The site lists group lunch sets for 2026 and 2027, coffee breaks, a Christmas menu and cooking workshops. Kuie school seminars take coffee breaks in the seminar room and lunch at the inn.
History and setting
The inn is one of the historic buildings of the Estonian Open Air Museum, which gathers farms, a village shop, a school, mills and other rural buildings from across Estonia. The museum's park forest is open until 19:00 in winter.
Getting there
The address is Vabaõhumuuseumi tee 12, 13521 Tallinn. The museum's winter season runs from September 29 to April 22.
