March with Tallinn Card

Make Tallinn Card an essential part of your enjoyment of the city this March!

“Anton Starkopf. Legend of Estonian Sculpture”in Kumu Art Museum, until May 30
Kumu Art Museum

The works of Anton Starkopf (1889–1966) significantly influenced the development of modernist sculpture in 1920s and 1930s Estonia. The exhibition includes nearly 70 sculptures and 80 drawings from various art collections.
Free with Tallinn Card.



Let's Talk about Nationalism! Between Ideology and Identity in Kumu Art Museum, until April 24
Kumu Art Museum
This is an international exhibition of contemporary art, which aims to ask critical questions about nationalism in 21st century Europe. The art project explores the complex cultural and political process which transformed an ideology into an identity and looks at the drawbacks of nationalism.
Free with Tallinn Card.


Friendship in Museum Miia-Milla-Manda, open from Tuesday to Sunday 12am to 6pm
Museum Miia-Milla-Manda (web-page in Estonian only)
The Children’s Museum, opened in September 2009, has an exposition themed friendship. The Museum specialises in kid's toy, so it's sure to be fun for kids of all ages.
Free with Tallinn Card.


Bird's nests and eggs in Estonian Museum of Natural History, until April 25
Estonian Museum of Natural History
Spring brings nesting season. The exhibition consists of  samples Estonian bird  nests and egg ornithology from around the world. Come and learn how to build a nesting box for birds in your garden.
Free with Tallinn Card.

For those, who are tired of the long  and  cold winter or just like relax in water, Tallinn Card recommends water- and saunacomplexes.


Aqua Spa
Tallink Spa & Confernce Hotel
Here you'll find just about every kind of water-based amenity, including indoor and outdoor pools, a salt water pool, a Turkish steam sauna, a hamam and a Finnish sauna.
1.5 hours in Aqua Spa is free of charge with Tallinn Card.



Kalev Spa Complex
Kalev Spa Water Park
Kids of all ages, from toddlers to teens, will love making a splash in this indoor water park, conveniently located at the edge of Old Town. Visitors can get their thrills on the park’s three water slides, work out on the 50m lap pool or have a quieter time in the bubble-baths, saunas and kids’ pool.
2.5 hours of water park use with 50% discount with Tallinn Card.


 Who likes outdoor activities even in the winter, must hurry – Harju Ice rink(www.uisuplats.ee) is opened only in March.

The Ice rink is in a romantic setting, on Harju street next to St.Nicholas´ Church. Ice Skating around Old Town´s outdoor ice rink is a great way for the whole family to get into the winter spirit.
Free with Tallinn Card.

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