- Avant-Garde artists behind the Iron Curtain: Kaja Kärner and Ülo Sooster
- An overview of Tallinn’s changing art exhibitions
- A wonderful view of Tallinn awaits from the top of the tower of Niguliste Museum
- Niguliste church tower will soon be accessible by lift
- Iconic and famous handbags at the Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn
- From oriental porcelain to sustainable design – Tallinn’s Art Museums
18.1.2025 | Culture
Avant-Garde artists behind the Iron Curtain: Kaja Kärner and Ülo Sooster
The Tartu Circle and Estonia’s Avant-garde Artists The two retrospective exhibitions by Kaja Kärner (1920-1998) and Ülo Sooster (1924-1970) … Read more
10.1.2024 | Culture
An overview of Tallinn’s changing art exhibitions
Exhibitions ending in January and February Juhan Kuus Dokfoto Centre 26.8.2023 – 14.01.2024 Luca Berti – Nordic Blue … Read more
18.6.2023 | History
A wonderful view of Tallinn awaits from the top of the tower of Niguliste Museum
After almost a year of renovation, the Niguliste Museum in Tallinn’s old town has reopened. The elevator and viewing … Read more
3.2.2023 | Culture
Niguliste church tower will soon be accessible by lift
A new observation deck accessible by lift is currently near to being completed at the Niguliste church museum in … Read more
1.2.2023 | Culture
Iconic and famous handbags at the Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn
At the Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn’s old town, you can get to know the interesting history of handbags and … Read more
24.8.2022 | Estonia
From oriental porcelain to sustainable design – Tallinn’s Art Museums
The summer months have bought numerous exhibitions of historical furniture, applied art, and the latest works of Estonian design … Read more
