Exhibition
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Exhibition “The Secrets of the Leaning Building”
09.08–02.02
Event
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Discussion: How to Talk to Children About War?
16.01 at 17.30
Tickets
Tickets
| Full ticket | 7 € |
| Reduced ticket | 5 € |
| Family ticket (up to 2 adults and minors up to and including 17 years of age) | 9 € |
| The greatest friend ticket (support the museum) | 100 € |
| The great friend ticket (support the museum) | 10 € |
| Year ticket | 30 € |
| Every month’s last Friday ticket | 1 € |
| Museum Card | 59 € |
| Guided tours and lectures for school groups | 2 € per person |
| Workshops for school groups | 3 € per person |
| Workshop ticket (for adults) | 10 € per person |
| Guided tours in Estonian | 30 € + tickets |
| Guided tours in English, Russian or German | 40 € + tickets |
| Day camp (3 days) | 57 € |
| Birthday in the museum (up to 25 people) | 100 € |
| Extra person at the Birthday | 2 € |
| ICOM card holders, Members of the Estonian Museum Association, museum employees of the Estonian Republic, Employees of the Tallinn Art Gallery, children under 8 years old, unlawfully repressed and people treated as repressed persons, disabled with escorter, journalists with press card, the teacher accompanying the student excursion, students of the Estonian Academy of Arts, students of the Art Department of Tallinn University, history and art history students of Tartu University, students of the Tartu Art College, pupils of Tartu Art School, art history students of the Institute of History of Tallinn University. | Free admission (on presenting appropriate certificate) |
| Students, undergraduates, seniors, members of the Estonian Artists' Association, members of Tartu Artists`Union and unemployed registered with the Unemployment Office | Reduced ticket (on presenting appropriate certificate) |
| Free admission on the International Museum Day (18.05), the Tartu Art Museum’s anniversary (17.11) and the Tartu City Day (29.06) | |
| Photographing and filming with professional equipment in agreement with the museum. |
Visitor information!
Tartu Art Museum will not be responsible for personal items, such as clothes, money or valuables, in the wardrobe.
The consumption of food and drink by visitors is prohibited within the Museum building.
Any persons found possessing, using or who appear to be under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances will be refused entry to the Museum.
Tickets, books and souvenirs will not be refunded.
Parents, and adults accompanying children, are respectfully reminded that they are responsible for the supervision and safety of their children at all times whilst they are on site. We strongly advise you not to take pets to the museum, but should that occur, the owner is responsible for the supervision of the animal.
Taking photos for personal use is allowed, but pictures must be taken without using flash to protect the artwork. If you wish to take photos or film the exhibits for any other purpose, such as advertising, for publishing in the media, etc., please contact Katrin.looke@tartmus.ee or phone number 51980660
