Verified Oct 5, 2026
Kumu Art Museum
Museum · Tallinn · Estonia 🇪🇪
Only official site
kumu.ekm.ee
Admission prices
Adult
€16
Family
€32
Reduced
Discount
€11
Child
children aged eight years and younger
Free entry
stated on kunstimuuseum.ekm.ee/en/tickets-museum · checked 2026-10-11
Adult: Kumu Art Museum … €16 … Family: Kumu Art Museum … €32 … Discount: Kumu Art Museum … €11 … Free entry* On 1 June , the Children’s Day (children and youth aged 18 years and younger) *except for pre-booked groups On presenting valid ID: children aged eight years and younger
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Kumu Art Museum: address
Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1 10127 TallinnOpen in Google Maps →✓ kumu.ekm.ee · 2026-10-05Kumu Art Museum: opening hours
Mon–Wed, Fri–Sun · 10.00–18.00 · Thu · 10.00–20.00Translation · original in Estonian
T–K, R–P · 10.00–18.00 · N · 10.00–20.00Kumu Art Museum: closing days
Mon Closed ! Tickets sales end 30 minutes before closing. Open 10–15: 22.06, 23.12 Museum closed: 01.01, 23.02, 24.02, 03.04, 23.06, 24.06, 24.12 - 25.12, 31.12✓ kumu.ekm.ee/en/opening-hours-kumu-art-museum · 2026-10-11Kumu Art Museum: what should I know before visiting?
Coats, umbrellas and bags (larger than A4 size, i.e. 20 × 30 cm) must be left in the unattended cloakroom or in a locker. Works of art must not be touched, unless this has been specifically authorised. Eating and drinking is not allowed in the exhibition halls.✓ kunstimuuseum.ekm.ee/en/visitors-reminder · 2026-10-11Kumu Art Museum: how to get there
The most direct route from the city centre is to take Narva Road to Kadriorg Park, and through the park to the end of Weizenbergi Street (it should take about 35 min on foot and about 15 min by bicycle). Map of bicycle paths in Tallinn By public transport By tram Line no. 1 : Kopli – Balti jaam – Hobujaama – Kadriorg Line no. 3 : Tondi – Vabaduse väljak – Hobujaama – Kadriorg From the final stop, “Kadriorg”, walk to the end of Weizenbergi Street (it should take about 10 min)✓ kumu.ekm.ee/en/getting-here · 2026-10-11Kumu Art Museum: parking
Free parking is available next to the museum on Valge Street ( „Kumu Parking“ on Google Maps) and on Mäekalda Street ( “ Kumu” on Google Maps). Parking for the disabled is located on Mäekalda Street. Tour buses should park in the parking lot in Valge Street.✓ kumu.ekm.ee/en/getting-here · 2026-10-11Kumu Art Museum: is it wheelchair accessible?
All public rooms in the museum are wheelchair-friendly: lifts and/or ramps take people from one floor to the next. With advance notice, a bus for handicapped visitors can drive into the inner courtyard of the museum (through the car tunnel via Laagna Road). The parking place for the disabled is in Mäekalda Street. Ramps take visitors into the foyer. The museum is also accessible via Valge Street, using the lift for the disabled, which brings the visitor to the end of the pedestrian tunnel. From there, ramps lead to the main entrance.✓ kumu.ekm.ee/en/accessibility-programmes · 2026-10-11Kumu Art Museum: are dogs allowed?
Pets are not allowed in the museums, with the exception of guide dogs and small lap dogs in handbags.✓ kunstimuuseum.ekm.ee/en/visitors-reminder · 2026-10-11Kumu is the main building of the Estonian Art Museum and the largest and most prestigious exhibition venue in Estonia. The museum provides an overview of Estonian art from different periods – from academic style to modernism, from Soviet pop to contemporary art.
Translation · original in Estonian
Kumu on Eesti Kunstimuuseumi peahoone ning suurim ja esinduslikem näitusepaik Eestis. Muuseumis saab ülevaate Eesti kunsti eri ajajärkudest – akadeemilisest stiilist modernismini, sovetpopist kaasaegse kunstini.
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You will be redirected to pood.ekm.ee — This is the venue’s own ticketing page.