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Estonian Design House showroom in Solaris Centre

Contemporary Art Exhibition at Kadriorg Art Museum

Handicraft shop at Estonian Open Air Museum (Eesti Vabaõhumuuseum)

Lau shop at the Estonian Open Air Museum exterior view

New experiences with Tallinn Card in 2026

Active holiday Tallinn with a Tallinn Card

14.09.2026Tallinn Card

You can continue to discover the city in a smart and versatile way with the Tallinn Card in 2026 - free admission to museums and attractions in addition to discounts for entertainment and shopping make it easy to explore Tallinn. This year, exciting new partners have been added to the selection - international pop art, contemporary Estonian design, Nordic sauna culture, playful photo experiences and delicious culinary experiences are waiting to be discovered.

PoCo Pop & Contemporary Art Museum

The PoCo Pop & Contemporary Art Museum in the Rotermann Quarter takes you into the second half of the 20th century and the world of contemporary pop art. Various internationally renowned artists are represented and the exhibition highlights the influence of pop art on contemporary visual culture.

A colourful, playful and engaging art experience right in the heart of the city - the perfect stop for art lovers and curious explorers.

Free admission with the Tallinn Card.

English guided tours at the PoCo Pop and Contemporary Art Museum — Photo by: Rea Kõiv

Museum of Fun

Located in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, Museum of Fun is Estonia’s first selfie museum, featuring colourful and playful themed rooms, creative lighting solutions and an eye-catching ball pit. A fun and creative experience where you can capture memorable photos and videos and let your imagination run free.

Free admission with the Tallinn Card.

Orangerie Restaurant and Café

Located in the heart of the Rotermann Quarter, Orangerie is a welcoming all-day bistro serving French-inspired flavours, freshly baked pastries and quality coffee. With its sunny terrace and orangery-inspired atmosphere, it is a great place for breakfast, lunch or a leisurely dinner.

The Tallinn Card gives a 10% discount.

Woman enjoys lunch and a cocktail in a plant-filled café in Tallinn, with sunlight streaming through the window. — Foto: Rea Kõiv

Estonian Open Air Museum shops

Tallinn Card discounts were also extended to the museum shops of the Estonian Open Air Museum, (Lau Village Shop and Handicraft Shop). They offer high quality Estonian handicrafts, design products and souvenirs inspired by traditions. This is a great way to take home something authentic and local - a gift for yourself or someone special.

10% discount on products with the Tallinn Card.

Estonian Design House

The Estonian Design House in the centre of Tallinn gathers the work of local designers under one roof. The range includes clothing, jewellery, accessories, home furnishings and gifts. Here you will find contemporary Estonian design, suitable for everyday wear or as a special surprise.

10% discount on all products with the Tallinn Card.

Iglupark saunas (Noblessner)

In the seaside area of Noblessner, the Iglupark sauna complex awaits you - a place where traditional Estonian sauna culture meets a modern and peaceful atmosphere. The sea view, a relaxing steam sauna and time to yourself make it a perfect break from an active day in the city.

A visit to the sauna is part of the Estonian lifestyle - why not experience it with the Tallinn Card?

The Tallinn Card gives a 15% discount on morning and evening sauna visits.

Unique iglusaunas at an iglupark in the Noblessner seaside area in Tallinn, Estonia. — Photo by: Iglupargi Iglusaunad

Tallinn Card offers are updated regularly. Check out all the partners and discounts on the Visit Tallinn website or Tallinn Card app and plan your next Tallinn adventure today.