
Art of the Brick
Art of the Brick
Tallinn, Estonia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Mena-Nelly Nurk — 2 months ago
The LEGO art exhibition was truly impressive. Each piece showed how creative and detailed LEGO art can be, transforming simple bricks into stunning visual stories. The whole experience felt both playful and inspiring. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates creativity and modern LEGO art.
**★★★★★ Aleksandra Tsyganok — 7 months ago
AMAZING! Recommend to EVERYONE! We went to the Da Vinci exhibition and it was the best museum experience we've seen. It was about 50 min and started every hour so keep that in mind. The exhibition not only was art but also a great story telling experience. Got to know a lot about Da Vinci himself and what he has created. Tickets were 15€ for student and pensioners. About 23 (if I remember right) € for adults. Children are considered under 15.
Really do recommend this to everyone. It was interac
**★★★☆☆ Juha Kallio — 5 months ago
(6/10)
Immersive Da Vinci
Visually interesting at times, but the sound system was awful. Echoing, unbalanced, sometimes even painful to listen to. And then the length… it drags on and on. Easily 50% could be cut without losing anything.
What could have been a sharp, inspiring experience turns into a stretched-out light show with bad audio.
**★★☆☆☆ Will C. — 3 months ago
To sum it up, they put a couple hundreds people in a big room, with some light shows and that’s about it. It shows the last super painting and a few other “Da Vinci” stuff. Many of the light shows were just some graphics that were not even relevant to Da Vinci. I did not learn anything new about Da Vinci. It was a disappointment tbh, definitely not worth it. It’s boring, maybe fun for the 3-year-olds. People just walked around and touched the walls and the light changed a little and called
**★☆☆☆☆ Lotte Tõnupärt — 6 months ago
Wrongly advertised!! Mostly an AI show/installation with 90% random images and only 10% actual works by Da Vinci, and we learned nothing new. It explained nothing, the audio was hard to hear over the loud music, and the text on the screen was also difficult to read (see picture). The whole thing was created below elementary school knowledge level and can only be understood if you already know something beforehand. In the end, we left with more questions than answers and disappointed.









