Adamson-Eric Museum

This is a little diamond in the heart of Old Town. Adamson-Eric was part of the Estonian avant-garde and it is fascinating how he moved seamlessly from one art style to another, exploring different techniques and media. Their temporary exhibitions are very much engaging as well.

Cosy, great location and interesting exhibition.

A museum in Tallinn I had never somehow managed to visit. Our curator tour took place as part of an archaeology related event but in my opinion the displays allowed for a good, informative viewing even for those with no archaeology background. The mix of the finds with modern jewellery and prints was an interesting touch. The exhibitions change but the curator level is of a high standard so I would recommend the museum to anyone with a bit of time to spare. Two rooms.

Lovely gallery, with a permanent collection of Adamson-Eric's work, showing the evolution in his style, plus space for temporary exhibitions. There's a small shop too.

Beautiful art gallery. They also host some theatre shows.