The Building of the Consistory of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church, historically known as the Bishop's House and Chapel, is a significant religious and administrative center located in the heart of Tallinn's Old Town, adjacent to the Tallinn Cathedral. This complex has served as the central administrative body, or consistory, for the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church. The history of the building is deeply intertwined with the church's governance. It was constructed in the 19th century, with the chapel being consecrated in 1865. The building has witnessed pivotal moments in Estonian religious history, including the period of Soviet occupation when the activities of the church were severely restricted. Following the restoration of Estonia's independence, the building resumed its role as a key administrative center. The chapel within the complex is used for religious services and ceremonies. The Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church is the largest Protestant denomination in Estonia, and this building represents its historical continuity and spiritual leadership. The location on Kiriku plats, directly opposite the historic Tallinn Cathedral, underscores its importance within the ecclesiastical landscape of the city and the country.