Places
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Adamson-Eric Museum
The Adamson-Eric Museum is a compact Old Town art museum dedicated to one of Estonia’s best-known modernist artists — a quiet, thoughtful stop on a Toompea-to-Town-Hall walk.
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Kadriorg Art Museum (Kadriorg Palace)
Kadriorg Art Museum brings European and Russian art into a baroque palace setting in Kadriorg Park — an elegant, unhurried museum day with gardens, fountains, and nearby Kumu.
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Kai Art Center (Noblessner)
Kai Art Center is a contemporary art venue in Noblessner — a great place to catch a modern exhibition and then step straight into sea air and waterfront Tallinn.
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Kumu Art Museum
Kumu is Tallinn’s flagship art museum in Kadriorg. Here’s how to visit, what to expect, and how to pair it with a perfect park day in Kadriorg.
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Mikkel Museum
The Mikkel Museum is a small, quietly impressive museum in Kadriorg Park built around a private collection — a lovely stop if you like intimate galleries and slower travel days.
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Niguliste Museum (St. Nicholas’ Church)
Niguliste Museum is medieval art inside a historic church — one of the most atmospheric museum stops in Tallinn’s Old Town, with altarpieces, sacred art, and a calm, candle-lit feeling.