HAUS Gallery specializes in Estonian art, from the 19th century through to the present day. Here, one may discover various artwork and pictures of interest. HAUS Gallery also offers an interesting take on the Tallinn art scene, as well as hosts Spring and Autumn auctions.

Hobusepea Gallery, located on Hobusepea street, is a nice place to gain understanding of and appreciation for Estonian art. Hobusepea Gallery showcases the local artists and their work. The gallery has two stories and is the home of the Estonian Artists' Union.

Draakoni Gallery is a small art gallery situated on Pikk street. Draakoni specializes in contemporary art and offers several temporary exhibitions, many of which showcase the works of local artists.

Russian Gallery is a reflection of relations between Russian and Estonian cultures. The main exhibition of the Russian Gallery features modern art pieces created by talented Russian painters, drawers, and sculptors.

Founded in 2007, Gallery M is a commercial art gallery with a focus geared toward innovative contemporary art with a strong sense of design. The mission of the gallery is to provide gifted artists a place in which they can sell their work.

Rios Art Gallery features a wide range of paintings, prints, and drawings. The vast majority of the artwork presented here is created by native Estonian artists. Rios Art Gallery is highly recommended, as it exhibits a huge variety of styles.

The National Library of Estonia is an impressive and remarkable building. Inside, tourists will discover various local and international art exhibitions. The National Library’s main exhibition displays highly-acclaimed works by Eduard Wiiralt, the most renowned Estonian graphic artist of the 20th century.

The Tallinn Art Hall and Gallery is situated in a magnificent 1930s building at Vabaduse square. Here you will find some of the bravest and most avant-garde temporary exhibitions, presented by both Estonian and foreign artists.