
Adamson-Eric Museum
Adamson-Eric Museum
Tallinn, Estonia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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**★★★★★ elleelles222 — 6 months ago
Interesting portugese ceramic exhibition
**★★★★★ Ivan Kuprijanov — 6 months ago
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.
**★★★★★ Shadow Cast — 3 years ago
This place is amazing. The permanent exhibition is dedicated to the Estonian modernist artist Adamson-Eric and displays his work across two floors in a really innovative way. There are lots of different mediums on display and his life story is fascinating. I knew nothing of him before and I am glad to be more knowledgeable now. The temporary exhibition when I visited was also fantastic. It was focused on materials and sustainability and showcased Estonian women artist. Can't recommend visiting t
**★★★★☆ Tyler Lovatt — 5 months ago
I wouldn't have paid for this separately, but it's included in the Tallin card you can buy from the Tourist information shop, really excellent value for money & I'd highly recommend.
If you're really into art this would be worth the money, but otherwise it's a little steep. They do have some wonderful art though 😀
There are a lot of floors, including a downstairs, so be sure not to miss any out
**★★★★☆ Miguel Pratas — 5 months ago
I loved the exibithion "The Pearls of Portugal".









