I was not very impressed by this museum even though it is interesting. I do not think it deserves the fame that it is around it, however the building is really interesting architecturally.

From the centre you may go by tram No. 3 to this museum. It offers a great variety of artificial works and an impressive building.

You can easily combine visiting Kumu with Kadriorg Palace. The collection is mainly Estonian art - there was also an interesting exhibition on Estonian art during the Soviet regime. It will take 1-2 hours to see the entire museum.

our highlight in Tallinn. great to track Estonian artist throughout time. The political embedding of art under soviet occupation is well done. In my view the best Museum I've seen in the Baltics.

The museum has some great Estonian art of all styles, to keep everyone happy, I went there with my teenage daughter and there were things she loved. Both painting and sculpture. The atmosphere is a lot more relaxed than galleries in other countries, and the...More

A friendly, well organised, functional and interesting. At the same time a bit empty in both ways, visitors and exhibits, like an unfinished project.

In picturesque surroundings of the park Kadriorg Some good insights into how life was under the soviet regime . I liked the old interviews on the videos . For example the reason for not building tower blocks - elevators forbidden under Soviet ruling Also liked...More

Kumu is set in a wonderful modern building, next to some lovely gardens filled with flowers , trees and fountains. Locker storage is free. There is a student ticket available. Some staff can be slightly unhelpful however. There is only a basic cafe at the...More

This was a surpringly good art gallery - surprising because Estonia is a small country with a small population and yet they have this wonderful modern art gallery with a wealth of Estonian Art both cntemporary and from the 18th century onwards. The building is...More

We wish we had more time to explore this wonderful museum. The second floor with Estonian art was amazing... We delighted in seeing three artists in a far off room of the museum, painting copies of the art. Really special. Don't miss this Kumu as...More