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Estonian Applied Art and Design Museum
The museum, which is located in a medieval Old Town storehouse, displays the works of Estonian jewellery, textile, metal, glass and ceramic artists and designers from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day.
About 18,000 museum items form one of the most valuable and comprehensive collections of Estonian professional applied art and design; in addition, we have a collection of photos, negatives and slides, a specialist library and an archive.
Enjoy the permanent exhibition of the history of Estonian applied art; more recent ideas are displayed in exhibitions organized on the ground floor and the gallery of the museum.
We offer guided tours and educational programmes, organize events and workshops.
About 18,000 museum items form one of the most valuable and comprehensive collections of Estonian professional applied art and design; in addition, we have a collection of photos, negatives and slides, a specialist library and an archive.
Enjoy the permanent exhibition of the history of Estonian applied art; more recent ideas are displayed in exhibitions organized on the ground floor and the gallery of the museum.
We offer guided tours and educational programmes, organize events and workshops.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.0 of 5
based on 47 reviews
Very worth the time and money
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5For 5€ this is a great deal. The textiles alone are worth going for. It was also very, very cool to see the stuff about the preparations for the 1980 Olympics, as we had been in Pirita and seen the... Read more comments
If you like art, don’t miss it
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Very interesting to know about Estonian art in the history. A lot of art thinks to see and learn . You need 1-2 hours to make a tour. Expensive shop souvenirs
Nice museum if you like art and design
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5Located on the edge of the old town in a back-street courtyard, this is a nice, small museum dedicated to Estonian art and design. There are some nice exhibits in a permanent collection in three main... Read more comments
