Cultural Hub of Estonian Art

Kumu Art Museum, established in 2006, functions as a vital cultural institution for Estonia. It is a significant repository of Estonian artwork and hosts international exhibitions.

Housed in a Finnish-designed, seven-storey building, Kumu features a unique combination of limestone, glass, and copper, integrating harmoniously with its surroundings. Its collections include a comprehensive range of artworks from the 18th century through the Soviet era and contemporary works.

Exhibition Highlights

🎨 Permanent Collection: Features over 9,000 works, including pieces from the 18th century to modern art.

🖼️ Changing Exhibitions: Offers fresh international and contemporary art continuously.

🏛️ Architectural Marvel: Recognized for its cutting-edge design and landscape integration.

The museum is accessible for those with disabilities and appeals to tourists, art enthusiasts, families, and historians alike, providing a cultural experience in Tallinn.