The exhibition features both original sculptures and interpretations of world-famous masterpieces, such as The Kiss by Gustav Klimt, The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh, and The Scream by Edvard Munch. Visitors can also enjoy a DIY area, where they can put their creativity to the test with Lego bricks.
The Lego art exhibition Art of the Brick has been visited by over 10 million people in 24 countries and 100 cities, and CNN has named it one of ten must-see exhibitions.
The exhibition appeals to Lego fans of all ages in different ways.
Use Google Maps to get here: we are located at the Telliskivi M-building (Telliskivi 60/3). The exhibition can be accessed directly from the street. https://maps.app.goo.gl/pzEvCKsRFVdsebGeA
By tram: Get off at the ‘Telliskivi’ stop, walk through the car parks or along Telliskivi Street towards the Telliskivi M-building, or walk along Reisijate Road from the ‘Balti jaam’ stop until you reach the Telliskivi quarter.
By train or tram: It takes 7 minutes to reach us via Reisijate Road from the ‘Balti jaam’ stop.
By car: There are several car parks in and around the Telliskivi quarter. Both paid and free places are available.
From the port: Trams number 1 and 2, stops ‘Balti jaam’ or ‘Telliskivi’.
Parking: There are car parks owned by Europark and Ühisteenused next to the M-building.
The exhibition is wheelchair-accessible but we do not have wheelchair-friendly restrooms. The nearest wheelchair-friendly restroom is located in the neighbouring building.
Should I buy a ticket in advance? We strongly recommend purchasing tickets in advance, as the number of visitors per day is limited. By purchasing in advance, you can be sure that you will be able to visit the exhibition on the desired day and at the desired time. Otherwise, tickets may be sold out for the day. Many people were unable to visit a major exhibition held at the same venue last year because they had not bought tickets in advance.