Guided tour on the exhibition Encounters on 24 January at 12.30 p.m (in English)

The Estonian National Museum, with its more than 6,000 square metres of exhibition space, is the biggest museum in Estonia.

Most of it is dedicated to the permanent exhibition Encounters about Estonian cultural history, which stretches out on a timeline from the present day to the Ice Age. It is accompanied by 11 thematic exhibitions.

The permanent exhibition Encounters is an exhibition of ordinary Estonian people who have lived in Estonia. We look at the everyday activities and home life of Estonians, their coping in the natural and urban environment, as well as their coping with societal norms, being under various rules, and major world-historical processes. You can see the languages, folklore, and skills of the people living here.

Information about participation:

• the tour is 90 minutes long;
• to participate in the tour, buy a ticket from the information desk by entrance A (€9/€7);
• it is necessary to pre-register for the tour! We ask you to register each participant separately.

Please note! Public tours are not intended for large groups. If you wish to come with a group, please write to [email protected]

Please note! If the registration form does not accept new responses, it means the places are full.

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