About

Housed in a historic late 17th-century former grain storehouse in Tallinn's Old Town, the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design is a testament to the nation's rich design heritage. Since its founding in 1971, the museum has celebrated and preserved Estonia's applied art and design, boasting a collection of approximately 18,000 items. Visitors can explore two permanent exhibitions alongside two rotating ones, offering fresh insights into contemporary design. The museum is family-friendly, complete with facilities like restrooms for convenience. Besides exhibitions, it hosts engaging educational programs and a shop featuring local design products, making it an enriching experience for design enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Eesti Male Arenduskeskus
Bus stop 198 m walk
Balti jaam 6 (train station)
Bus stop 319 m walk
Eesti Etendusasutuste Liit
Bus stop 63 m walk
Ahti Aasma
Bus stop 213 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 409 reviews
4.6/5 409 reviews
Tamara H
Tamara H
1 month ago on Google

This museum is a hidden gem. The main collection houses furniture, textiles, ceramics, glass, jewelry and more, mainly from the 20th century. Estonia has a very impressive wealth of artists and designers in the decorative arts, most of whom were previously unknown to me, so I found it very educational. On a summer day when the city was influxed by cruise ship visitors, this museum remained quiet and we practically had the place to ourselves. Highly recommend a stop here for lovers of design.

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Catherine Alm
Catherine Alm
1 month ago on Google

Étage mobilier super. Exposition moderne,sceptique...

Leslie Kanberg
Leslie Kanberg
1 month ago on Google

This is a not-so-little gem of a museum. If you want to understand the remarkable scope of Estonian designers, across various disciplines, this is a delightful learning experience. Well curated, lit & staffed, this is well worth a few hours of your time, & the museum will likely surprise you in its scope, too. Check it out!