Reichmanni maja

Reichmanni maja is a street art installation in Tallinn Old Town in Tallinn. This place has 14 reviews and an average rating of 4.4 of 5. This is a very good rating.

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There are so many unique buildings in Tallinn. I read an anecdote on the building before the trip. It's said the young gentleman wearing the eyeglasses looks at the window on the other building where his ex-girlfriend lives with her boyfriend. I passed by the building and didn't released it was it. Later I asked the local restaurant and he pointed me at the building.

The Reichmann House is a house in the Old Town of Tallinn at 23/25 Pikk Street .The three-story Art Nouveau building was built between 1908 and 1909 . The architect of the building was Jacques Rosenbaum and his engineer was Ernst Boustedt . The building belonged to Reinhold Reichmann and then to the Schein family. The façade of the building is decorated with lush neorenesans , the front lines based on examples from the Netherlands and North Germany; The corner of Pika and Voorimehe Street is a smooth, rounded castle that grows smoothly from the size of the building.

Amazing location!

Beautiful 1908 Art Nouveau-meets-neoRenaissance building by Jacques Rosenbaum

The three storey Reichmann House was built 1908~1909 in Art Nouveau style. The architect was Jacques Rosenbaum. The building was built for Reinhold Reichmann; subsequently sold to the Schein family.

Rating: 4.4 of 5 (14 reviews)

Address: Pikk 23-25, 10133 Tallinn

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