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For keyword "KUMU art museum" found 42 results

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Kumu Art Museum By far the nation's largest and most cutting-edge art museum, Kumu displays Estonian-created works from the 18th-21st centuries.
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Kadriorg Park This vast park surrounding Kadriorg Palace is without a doubt the best place in town for relaxed strolling, pigeon feeding and life pondering.
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Tallinn City Tour There is much more in Tallinn than just the Old Town. Explore the many faces of Tallinn with easy hop-on, hop-off buses. Free WiFi; audioguide is available in 10 different languages.
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Tallinn & Helsinki: two capitals in one trip 3. Arts & greenery in Kadriorg & PiritaThe neighbourhood of Kadriorg is a must for those loving fine art and greenery, and it’s easy...
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Top 10 must-see sights Just a short walk or tram ride from the Old Town, Kadriorg Palace is a stunning jewel of baroque architecture. It was built in the era of Tsar...
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Kadriorg – Elegant park & Fine art Culturally-minded visitors should note that Kadriorg is home to the nation’s best art museums, the quaint 1920-30s style houses of many classic...
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Tallinn Card: pay less to see more Tallinn TV Tower (priority admission) 17 € Maarjamäe Palace - Estonian History Museum 8 € Estonian Film Museum 8 € Kumu Art Museum...
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TOP 10 Tallinn Card attractions Tallinn Card is an all-in-one sightseeing card that grants free access to more than 40 museums and sights, free public transport, and over 30...
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TOP 6 things to do in Tallinn in six hours KadriorgThe Old Town is not everything in Tallinn; there is so much more to see. Take a small walk or a quick tram ride (hop on no. 3) to Kadriorg,...
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Accessible Tallinn The imperial, and later presidential, park district of Kadriorg, with its many wheel-friendly pathways, is an ideal location for those in search...
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Restaurants, cafés, and bars with cosy terraces In the green Kadriorg Park, next to the Swan's Pond, is café Katharinenthal and its delightful summer garden. The Reval Café in the Kumu Art...
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The many faces of architecture in Tallinn Tallinn is a compact seaside town of contrasts and its medieval old town, defence structures and wooden suburbs are its most valuable architectural...
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How to spend three days in Tallinn? KadriorgKadriorg is a green, upscale residential area located just a short tram ride away from the centre. Named after the wife of Peter the...
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Exhibitions worth visiting in Tallinn this summer The event calendar of Tallinn and its suburbs is full of provocative and remarkable exhibitions. Lovers of culture, history and design will certainly...
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What to do in Tallinn on Spring Day, May 1? May 1 is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn's sights & museums. However many places are...
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Best Tourism Achievements of 2018 The Tallinn Enterprise Awards were announced on the evening of October 3rd at a formal reception celebrating Tallinn Enterprise Day.
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Events in Tallinn from September to November September is Estonian Food Month, but there will also be other exciting events in Tallinn this autumn, from fashion and theatre festivals to...
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New must see exhibitions in Tallinn The event calendar of Tallinn and its surrounding areas is full of unique and remarkable exhibitions and exhibits. Lovers of culture, history...
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What to do in Tallinn on Spring Day, 1 May? 1 May is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several places will be open and...
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Exhibitions worth visiting in Tallinn The event calendar of Tallinn and its suburbs is full of unique and remarkable exhibitions. Lovers of culture will certainly find something suitable...
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Top events in October Concerts and shows regularly take place in some of the most unique and/or historic venues in Tallinn. Below, you'll find a list of events inviting...
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TOP things to do in Kadriorg A new, slightly odd but well-fitting building rose to the edge of Kadriorg Park in 2006. The KUMU art museum is partly constructer inside a limestone...
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TOP events in May Bubble Magic Show11.05.2019, 17:00Russian Cultural CentreSee soap bubbles dance, float, and play under the skilful direction of Aleksandr Skarnoperov....
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The best Instagram spots in Tallinn Kadriorg Palace59°26'18.6"N 24°47'27.6"E (A. Weizenbergi 37)This baroque jewel built by Peter the Great now houses the Kadriorg Art Museum that...
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TOP events in February Exhibition about Langebraun, Estonian porcelain maker15.02-Dec 2019Tallinn City MuseumNikolai Langebraun’s factory was the main producer of decorated...
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Top events in December Art of Money01.12.2018-10.03.2019Mikkel MuseumLearn about the contacts between money and art at this joint exhibition of the Art Museum of Estonia...
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TOP events in July and August Opening exhibition: Jimmy Nelson “Homage to humanity”20.06.-10.08.2019Fotografiska TallinnThe Stockholm-based internationally renowned photography...
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These Tallinn nature spots are locals' secret favourite places Of the many parks dotted around Tallinn, Pae Park (pae means ‘limestone’) is one of the least-remarked-upon, and that’s partly a result of its...
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Top events in November Christmas tree on the Town Hall Square7.11.2019 to mid-January 2020Raekoja plats (Town Hall Square) Tallinn’s most iconic Christmas tree will...
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TOP events in March New! Sex & the Sea08.03.2019-19.01.2020The Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam)’Sex & the Sea’ gives you a glimpse into sailors’ fantasies at...
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TOP 5 museum shops in Tallinn The building, with its sweeping courtyard and atrium, is a work of art itself. In the lobby of the KUMU Art Museum of Estonia, you’ll find the...
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Game of Thrones and the Seven Kingdoms in Tallinn „No army in the Seven Kingdoms can match the pride and chivalry of the Knights of the Vale. After all, they were the first true knights in Westeros.”...
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Top 5 things to do on a rainy day in Tallinn Tallinn is always pretty, but sometimes the weather doesn’t permit enjoying a day outside. But do not worry - we know where to go when the dark...
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100 things you should do in Tallinn in 2018 Refresh and recharge yourself in Tallinn. These attractions will help you find new perspectives of looking at art, objects, views and life. Take...
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Best spots for picnics Lovely Kadriorg Park is the biggest and most popular park in Tallinn. This year, the park turns 300 years old. Kadriorg Park is romantic at any...
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TOP events in June Bon Jovi: This House is Not for Sale Tour02.06.2019, 18:30Tallinn Song Festival GroundsOne of the world’s greatest rock bands will be in Tallinn...
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Flâneur’s guide to Tallinn Old TownOld Town is like a small piece of heaven for the flâneurs. If you are looking for beautiful, medieval, urban surroundings with lots of...
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The times we had – top public clocks in Tallinn Firstly, the oldest kind of a timekeeper of them all – a sundial – can be found in Kadriorg, a beautiful park area in Tallinn, along with Peter...
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Museums where you can spend a whole day Kumu is the main building of Art Museum of Estonia and displays the Estonian art from 18th to 21st centuries. The modern museum building fits...
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Who is who in Estonian music Tommy Cash makes “post-Soviet-rap” and was titled as the “Kanye East” by Vogue. Born (and raised) in Tallinn in 1991, the rapper is of Estonian,...
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TOP events in April X-files [Registry of the 1990s]Closes on 14.04.2019KUMU MuseumThe exhibition explores some of the less known aspects of the art scene of the...
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Kumu Art Museum Voted European Museum of the Year for 2008, the cutting-edge Kumu offers the latest tech in its multifunctional event hall.
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