Tallinn, Estonia
Kumu Art Museum
Estonian art from the eighteenth century to now, carved into a limestone hillside.
A Finnish-designed building half-buried in Kadriorg park, with a floor devoted to art made under Soviet occupation — one of the most honest treatments of that period anywhere.
Opening hours and prices change regularly — always check the museum’s own site before you travel.
Do not miss
- — Art of the Soviet occupation
- — Estonian classics
- — The limestone architecture
On show & coming up
All exhibitions →On nowWith kids
Kristi Kongi: Chromatic Drift
May 22, 2026 — Sep 30, 2026
The Estonian painter's most ambitious solo exhibition, filling Kumu's Great Hall — colour spilling off the canvas onto floor, walls, windows and the courtyard outside. Curated by Ann Mirjam Vaikla. Also open Mondays until 30 September.
On now
Enno Hallek: Portable Sunset
May 28, 2026
Work by one of Estonia's most significant artists in exile (1931–2025), curated by Liisa Kaljula.
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