Stenbock House

Stenbock House, located on Toompea hill in Tallinn, Estonia, is a striking neo-classical building that serves as the official seat of the Estonian government. Originally constructed in the late 18th century as a courthouse, it has a rich history marked by its transition from a private residence of Count Jakob Pontus Stenbock to a government building. The architecture features a simple yet elegant façade with pilasters and a dentiled pediment, while the interior has been largely restored after suffering damage during the Soviet occupation. Visitors can appreciate its historical significance and enjoy stunning views of the sea from its balcony.