Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn: photos, reviews

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Perched in the vibrant Kesklinn district of Tallinn, the Adamson-Eric Museum offers a captivating dive into the world of one of Estonia's most celebrated artists. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6, it promises a fulfilling experience for visitors of all ages. The museum not only showcases a permanent display of Adamson-Eric's diverse creations but also hosts intriguing temporary exhibitions that highlight various facets of art. Thoughtfully designed to cater to families, it boasts child-friendly amenities and convenient toilet facilities, ensuring a comfortable visit for all.

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Suitable for children, Toilet

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Vabaduse väljak

Bus stop 477 m walk

VVV Bussirent

Bus stop 422 m walk

Eesti Etendusasutuste Liit

Bus stop 482 m walk

Ahti Aasma

Bus stop 226 m walk

4.6

based on 310 reviews

Google

4.6/5 287 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 23 reviews

Ivan Kuprijanov

An amazing place — a compact, cozy museum dedicated to a talented Estonian artist from the early 20th century, with a pleasant little backyard and swings. It's lovely to explore the exhibitions and then sit in the well-designed garden, surrounded by old houses and vine-covered walls. There's also a nice shop with many kinds of art-related souvenirs and very friendly staff and curators.

Svetlana Simonova

Eric Adamsoni muuseumi külastamine oli tõeliselt inspireeriv kogemus. Portugali azulejo'de näitus üllatas oma värvikuse ja detailirohkusega, pakkudes suurepärase ülevaate selle ainulaadse keraamikakunsti ajaloost ja traditsioonidest. Kahju, et oli vähe eksponaate. Teisel korrusel asuv maalide püsinäitus oli muljetavaldav. Muuseumi atmosfäär oli vaikne, soe ja kutsuv. See on koht, kuhu kindlasti soovin tagasi minna ja mida hea meelega ka teistele soovitan.

Aleksandr Viinapuu

Cozy but a little bit small museum.

Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn

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