Kumu Art Museum

Survey of Estonian art from historical styles through Soviet-era and contemporary work in a distinctive modern museum building.

What to see

Compare different periods of Estonian art, including Academic painting, Modernism, Soviet Pop Art and contemporary work. The museum’s curved modern building is also part of the experience. Add a walk in Kadriorg Park if you want outdoor time around the exhibitions.

Plan your visit

There are approaches from Kadriorg Park and the Lasnamäe side. Check the museum’s getting-here page for entrances, ramps and temporary access notices. Museum admission and café access are separate arrangements.

Visitor information

• Address: Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1, Tallinn
• Official visitor information
• Directions

Continue planning

• Tallinn city guide
• Tallinn Neighborhoods: A Comprehensive Guide
• Kadriorg Park
• Kadriorg Palace and Art Museum

Sources and photograph

Information checked 2026-10-21. Opening times, programmes and admission details can change.

• Operator information
• Location and visitor details

Map position: Location source. The pin marks the museum; follow visitor directions for parking and entry.

Kumu and its surrounding park seen from above. Photograph: source by Mait Metsur, aerofotod.ee, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized to WebP.