The museum is a little walk away from the center, mostly through park and passing the Kadriorg palace. The entrance to museum is impressive, but you need also make the effort and go visit the main entrance from the other side of the museum. You will find a sympathetic collection from historic painting to contemporary art (including a nice installation... More

Defenitely a nice place and I really did enjoy visiting KUMU but on the other hand I'm sure someone else would have gotten much more out of it than me. If you're an art lover, this is the place to go in Tallinn. I'm not sure if families would enjoy the museum as much, especially the small children. On the... More

i enjoyed this museum at the fullest, its architecture is creating a big open space and mind. i loved the paintings of Šarūnas Sauka ( if i ever live in a big villa, i want all the walls being covered of his masterpieces-for sure) they are so intense, with details that made me smile, as the reflect in the eye... More

I`ve been 4 times there in the past 2 years and depending on the exibitions it was always escape in dark Winter days.

The first thing that stands out is the building itself. It's a pretty impressive structure, definitely one to not miss. As for the exhibits themselves, there was a little bit of everything from classics to modern and abstract pieces. There were also several different mediums of art such as sculptures, paintings, videos, and even a piece at the top floor... More

The Kumu is an amazing piece of modern architecture. I was however not that impressed by the paintings (except for the Soviet art, I had never seen that before).

An eye-catching museum with eye-catching art in the wonderful park to the edge of the city center.

The KUMU art museum is in a stunning award-winning new building by Finnish architect Vapaavuori rising above terraces on the edge of Kadriorg park and has the national collection of 20th and 21st century art, with additional changing visiting exhibitions. We went when there was snow on the ground and the park looked lovely but it must be truly delightful... More

The great variety of works and designs, young or world famous, Eastern and Western, communist and rebel, classic and absolutely modern in a building with convenient planning and beautiful architecture. This is definetly the best art museum in Estonia and probably the best one in the Baltics. It is wise to go by tram to Weizenbergi stop and than walk... More