Metal‐catalyzed hydration of alkynes is rapidly developing research direction in organic synthesis. However, base‐catalyzed hydration of activated acetylenes remains much less studied. In contrast to the metal‐catalyzed reactions leading to carbonyl compounds, base‐catalyzed hydration gives vinyl ethers of different structure or cyclic products depending on the nature of substituents. So, it is found that 1,4‐diazabicyclo [2.2.2]octane (DABCO)‐catalyzed hydration of trimethylsilylated electron‐deficient alkynes of general formula Me3SiC≡CCOX (X=Ph, NR1R2, OEt) proceeds at room temperature to afford push‐pull divinyl ethers in 56–94 % yields, while 4‐trimethylsilyl‐3‐butyne‐2‐one (X=Me) reacts non‐selectively delivering both symmetrical and unsymmetrical divinyl ethers (dimerization products). Contrary to ketones, amides and esters, 3‐trimethylsilylpropynal gives under the same conditions 4H‐pyran, as we shown earlier.