Welcome to the second part of the travel guide, which will interest creative and artistic people! In this post, you will find places that you will certainly want to visit!
šļøKumu Art Museum
šValge tn 1, Kesklinna linnaosa, Tallinn
Kumu Art Museum is Estoniaās largest art museum, featuring classical and contemporary Estonian art. By visiting this museum, you, as an artist, may catch new ideas. The task of the museum is to preserve and make sense of Estonian art from the 18th century to the present day. If you feel tired, you can also rest at Kumu CafĆ©!
šļøFotografiska Tallinn
šTelliskivi tn 60a/8, PƵhja-Tallinna linnaosa, Tallinn
Fotografiska Tallinn is a contemporary photography museum that showcases a diverse range of exhibitions and events, making it a must-visit destination for artists and art enthusiasts! And even better, you can visit Fotografiska any time of the year!
šļøHaapsalu
šEstoniaās west coast
Haapsalu has long been known as an artistic and cultural town with strong art and cultural scenes. It is a small town that is full of beautiful and interesting scenery, buildings, and shops. Many festivals are also held in Haapsalu. Visit this town once, and you will only want to come back again and again!
š²Lahemaa National Park
šEstoniaās northern coast
This park is a treasure trove for lovers of nature and life drawing! Lahemaa provides anything your creative soul would want to see, from the massive rocks to the diverse wildlife, including moose, boar, bears, beavers, lynx, and birds! Every season has something special!
š²Soomaa National Park
šMetsa 2, KƵpu
Soomaa National Park is home to extensive bogs surrounded by forests, rivers, flood meadows, and wooded meadows. This national park is known for its Ā«fifth seasonĀ» floods, which can be both relaxing and inspiring!
Grab your sketchbook and off we go!
Cover: @king_fisher_arts
Edit: @splash_high_dope
