Arts & Crafts

Centuries ago Tallinn was a bustling city full of craft shops and masters' guilds. These creative traditions have not been forgotten as you'll learn during this fun and relaxing day visiting the city's craft workshops. Among these are a glass shop with its glass-blowing show, a workshop specialising in marzipan, Tallinn's souvenier sweet, and a clay workshop headed by Estonia's most famous sculptor, Tauno Kangro. In addition to the wonderful memories, every participant also gets to take home a one-of-a-kind souvenier!

In this indoor adventure game, teams search the corridors and rooms of the historic Saku Manor to locate the 25 paintings specified on their list. Secret information hidden within the paintings helps them along the way. To win, the players must find the paintings, put together the clues, and finally solve the 'Big Picture Puzzle'. The game lasts approximately 1 - 2 hours and is suitable for all seasons.

Crack the challenging and elusive Da Vinci Code at the Kumu art museum! This intellectual adventure is perfect for those who want to get away from their everyday routines without involving a lot of mud and sweat. The game, played in this massive art jungle, has proven to be an excellent team-building activity. It broadens creative minds and introduces participants to the most valued Estonian artworks, as well as to the most fabulous contemporary building in Estonia.

Enjoy the unforgettable experience of taking part in a workshop led by Estonia's top sculptor, Tauno Kangro. In the studio you'll be working with a live model, and even if you've never tried sculpting before, you'll love this artistic challenge. You're creativity will be inspired by an artistic atmosphere, relaxing music, and friendly, professional instructions from the sculptor. 

This workshop is held in a very special place: a sculptor’s studio built inside one of the Medieval towers in Tallinn's town wall. The workshop features a live model, and under the guidance of a professional sculptor, each participant will create his or her own figurine. The workshop lasts for about 2 - 3 hours, and when it ends the sculptures will be securely wrapped for the participants to take home. 

This is innovative team training through art. Using artistic expression and creative interaction, you will open yourselves to that creative artist who lives inside each and every one of us. Wine will give you extra inspiration, cheese and grapes will give you 'food for thought' and the teamwork itself will truly become artwork. (Suitable for groups of up to 200 people.)