Peetri tänav 12, Põhja-Tallinna linnaosa, Tallinn
See photos (16) The Kai Art Center is Tallinn’s new seaside cultural centre that intertwines the history and architecture of the Noblessner area with contemporary art and culture. In the 100-year-old industrial building of the former secret submarine factory, visitors will find international exhibitions, a cinema, a joint office of cultural leaders, and various venues for events. Different eateries are located on the lower floor of the Kai Art Centre like the Japanese restaurant Kampai, the Kaif cocktail bar, the Suhkruingel confectionery, and Lore Bistro which offer contemporary Estonian cuisine.
Wednesday–sunday: 12:00 - 19:00
Monday–tuesday: closed
Wednesday–sunday: 12:00 - 19:00
Monday–tuesday: closed
Adult:
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8 €Child:
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5 €Pensioner:
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5 €University student:
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5 €School student:
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5 €Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
Adult:
from
8 €Child:
from
5 €Pensioner:
from
5 €University student:
from
5 €School student:
from
5 €Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
Pets allowed
WIFI
Food and drinks
Wheelchair access
The Kai Art Center is located in Noblessner Harbour, Tallinn, next to Kalamaja Park. The Kai is a nice walk from the city centre and Telliskivi Creative City. You can get here along a seaside promenade and bike route. From the city centre, you can reach us by bus No. 73 (stop Noblessner) and No. 3 (stop Kungla). Next to the centre, there is a paid Europark parking lot.
| Bus: | Noblessneri; Kungla |
| Tram: | Volta |
