August Weizenbergi tänav 28, Kesklinna linnaosa, Tallinn
See photos (7) Mikkel Museum is located in the former kitchen building of Kadriorg Palace, next to Kadriorg Castle. In 1994, Johannes Mikkel donated his collection, which can be considered one of the richest private collections in Estonia, to the Art Museum of Estonia. His own paintings, graphics, sculptures, and, above all, porcelain are an important addition to the Kadriorg Art Museum collection. The only state museum in Estonia that is dedicated to a private collection also introduces other collectors and private art collections. The exhibits on the ground floor of the museum exhibit both contemporary and historical collections.
Tuesday, thursday–sunday: 10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 20:00
Monday closed
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6 €Family ticket:
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12 €Pensioner:
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4 €University student:
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4 €School student:
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4 €Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
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Wheelchair access
Kadriorg Park takes in a large area by the sea in the northern part of Tallinn. The Mikkel Museum is on Weizenbergi Street close to the Swan Pond, opposite the palace. Take trams no. 1 or 3 from the city centre and get off at the last stop, from where you will see park, pond and restored historical buildings – including the palace and museum – just a couple of minutes’ walk away. Many buses heading to the suburbs of Pirita and Lasnamäe also stop by the park (get off at the J. Poska stop). Coaches can drop their passengers off on Weizenbergi Street. There is also parking by the Russalka monument.
| Bus: | J. Poska |
| Tram: | Kadriorg |
