The Estonian National Theatre is the oldest professional theatre in Estonia, founded in 1906. Located in Tallinn, it serves as a cultural hub, showcasing a variety of performances, including drama, opera, and ballet. The theatre is known for its commitment to both classic and contemporary works, often highlighting Estonian playwrights. The building itself is an architectural landmark, featuring a blend of Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau styles. It has undergone several renovations to preserve its historical significance while adapting to modern needs. The theatre plays a vital role in promoting Estonian culture and arts, attracting both local and international audiences.