Tallinn Art Hall

About

Located on Freedom Square in the heart of Tallinn, Tallinn Art Hall is a leading venue for contemporary art in Estonia. Established in 1934 and designed by architect Edgar Johan Kuusik, the building itself is a striking example of early modernist architecture. Operated by the Estonian Artists’ Association, the Art Hall presents a diverse programme of exhibitions, performances, and cultural events that reflect both local and international artistic developments. In addition to its main venue, the institution includes the nearby Tallinn City Gallery and Art Hall Gallery, expanding its reach across the city. With a focus on thought-provoking and experimental works, Tallinn Art Hall plays a vital role in shaping Estonia’s contemporary art scene while fostering dialogue between artists and the public.

Tallinn Estonia

Location

Tallinn Art Hall is located at Vabaduse väljak 8, right on Freedom Square in the heart of Tallinn. Established in 1934, this striking Functionalist building is a hub for contemporary art, hosting a dynamic program of exhibitions, performances, talks, and events that engage both local and international audiences. Its central location places it at the edge of Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, making it easily accessible for visitors exploring the city’s medieval streets. Nearby, you’ll find iconic attractions such as Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Town Hall Square, St. Mary’s Cathedral, and the Estonian Theatre and Music Museum, as well as a variety of shops, restaurants, and historic landmarks. This vibrant setting makes Tallinn Art Hall an essential stop for anyone interested in art and culture while discovering the best of Tallinn’s city center.