About
Kumu Art Museum, also known as Eesti Kunstimuuseum, is the main museum of Estonian art. It stands at A. Weizenbergi 34 in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, in Harju County. The building is the country's largest art museum, and its collection is the national reference point for Estonian art, with works ranging from the 18th century to contemporary pieces.
What a visit offers
A trip here suits anyone wanting to see how Estonian art has developed over more than two centuries. Visitors can follow the collection from older works through to the present day, which makes it a useful starting point for understanding the country's visual culture before exploring further.
- The national collection of Estonian art, spanning the 18th century to today
- Contemporary works alongside the older holdings
- A museum building that rewards a slow walk through its galleries
Planning your visit
Kumu is easy to combine with other parts of Tallinn, the city's historic centre and its waterfront being among the places visitors often explore in the same day. To check opening hours, ticket details or to ask questions before you go, you can call the museum on +372 602 6000.
