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Raadi manor, located in the immediate vicinity of Tartu, stood out among others for its rich art collection, library and salon evenings. Several generations of the manor owners von Liphart were important mediators of the communication between the University...
The wisdom of life from generation to generation. The permanent exhibition of the Heimtali Museum's multi-layered collections includes school customs from a hundred years ago, old documents as well as tools from the surrounding area. However, the...
Estonian War of Independence. November 1918 - February 1920 An important part of the establishment of the Estonian state in 1917–1918 has been played by the national army units, with whose support the idea of Estonian independence was realized. The...
ENM offers for rent our famous exhibition "Once upon a Time". It's a fairytale exhibiton, meant for everyone: for children from 3 years of age to grandparents. The exhibiton is open in Estonia until 30th of September 2021, after that you can...
ESTONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2021-2025 1. Preface The Estonian National Museum (ENM) has adopted a new development plan. This means that the members of the museum family have agreed on shared objectives and directions...
Technical solutions for conferences The Conference Centre of the Estonian National Museum offers high-quality conference services tailored to the client’s needs. We have both the technology and skills to offer an end-to-end service for organising...
Apart from academic research, a substantial part of the ENM’s work involves professional scientific communication and information and consultancy activities. The purpose of the ENM’s Folk Culture Training and Information Center, which operates as...
The aim of the research strand of museology is to respond to the changes taking place in the fields of cultural heritage and museums through academic research. It focuses on museum issues today and the development of the museum and cultural heritage sector....
The ethnological research of the Estonian National Museum has two main focuses: people and cultures. Hence we study cultural heritage, cultural changes, cultural processes and practices at the level of an individual human being as well as that of the society...
