DON'T GO - IT'S A SCAM. Don't trust the photos on the website. It's not a museum or a "digital creative space". It's a spare office room, with bad office chairs and poor lighting. The image quality leaves a lot to be desired. There are columns in the middle blocking the view, fire extinguishers, etc. In a better setting or in a proper museum this would be a great concept but here... not worth your money or your time.

A wonderful experience! Great works, but the implementation framework is a bit poor.

The idea itself and recordings are fascinating, but implementation was very poor. The room is far too small for this kind of performance, it affects projection quality and just feels wrong. Projectors are also very noisy and it’s distracting.

The worst exhibition space for a multimedia show I've ever seen. No effort made. Like watching a show in a random odd shaped office with pillars, radiators, electric cupboards, cables etc shadowing the display, accompanied by poor sound. Definitely not worth the ticket money.

If the Tallinn harsh weather and wind is disrupting your plans and you want a place to escape reality for 45 minutes, then make sure to stop by and attend the show. The tickets are around 12-15€ for 45 show that is on loop. The idea is pretty cool and engaging, such an interesting experience if you’re into Monet, Van Gogh, and/or Klimt and classical music. The show could be improved a bit, make the room darker for more captivating experiences but still worth your buck and time.

Rentouttavaa pysähtyä hetkeksi nauttimaan taiteesta ja musiikista. Mikäli aikaa olisi ollut enemmän, niin olisin katsonut esityksen vielä toisen kerran

I had one afternoon in Tallinn and stumbled across this show. I ended up staying twice through the show as it was so nice to just sit, relax and enjoy the art & music in such a different setting with a free cup of tea. 10 euros well spent for me!

Absolutely not interesting for 12€ price . Bad small room. It’s too expensive for this level. Yes video was good but generally boring . I don’t recommend this for this price. Better go to Kumu art museum for audio visual installation. :(((( I wasn’t inspired at all.

The displayed art was great, but was underwhelmed by the room where it took place. The rooms shape with its white walls and ceiling took away a lot. It also seemed to lack contrast on some of the walls, seems like a projector issue. Bit of a shame as the display itself was very nice.

It was very impressive😍😍😍

Ihan kuin olisi ollut taiteen sisällä Suosittelen Nyt 18e kaksi esitystä

Worst 10€ (student price) ever spent. The exhibition is a joke, the room is the size of my livingroom with ugly conference room chairs, the ceiling is extremly low, the quality of the projection is terrible as well as the sound. It makes no sense to go here

Interesting solution how to show art in 3d. Should be in your visit list if you love impressionism. Unfortunately, the whole experience is not long and covers the works of Monet, Klimt and Van Gogh only.

The idea is really cool and the artwork is fine but... I paid full price and once inside some or the projectors die not work. The cashier told me they know like this is normal. The experience was not as designed with part of the installation not working and thy should not sell tickets or at least properly warn visitors!

This place is amazing. If you are an art lover you will love it. It combines art with music.

Magic! We were looking for some unusual experience in Tallinn and came across Monet2KLimt! This digital art exhibition is everything you would ever want to see! Fabulous paintings with classical music just bring you to different world! I had to write this review as i think everyone should definitely see it!

Interesting idea, great visuals, I liked that, I just didn't like the quality of projection (sound was terrible and projectors were not set up correctly - one too bright , one too dark, another one was flickering.... Also seating could have been more comfy - some sitting pillows on the floor instead of boring chairs.

It is a nice idea, but looks very under budget. Cheap speakers that rattle in high intensity sounds, pixelated graphics and very loud projector fans. Actually, one of the projectors died during the show. I spent first 15 minutes fighting the urge to make my own version in better quality. Go there if you like guessing classical music. Take Shazam as a backup.

Fell a bit flat in my opinion. A room where art by Klimt, Monet and van Gogh is projected onto the walls in a 45 minute loop, accompanied by classical music. At times I liked it and found it relaxing, but mostly, I thought it was a bit corny. The room did not “disappear” enough in my opinion, and the images were a bit pale, perhaps it could be a bit darker with higher quality projectors.

Show was awesome! Naked painted women hhhhihihihihi.

Very immersive audio/visual sensory experience, colourful and lively. Highly suggest it.

A beautifully put together show that let's you relax and enjoy the works of three excellent artists to the backdrop of carefully selected music. Great use of a historical building.

Although €12 (weekend) and €10,50 (weekdays) is a little steep, I really liked the exhibition. The visuals are extremely well done and the accompanying music is very relaxed. There's also a certain charm in the rundown building the exhibition is in.

We entered 14.15 to buy 2 tickets, the cashier said that at the moment it’s not possible. We were quite confused as it says online that you can enter any time. She proceeded to explain that actually we can enter, but we will only be seeing one show. If you go 16.15 then you can see 2 shows as Monet2Klimt ends and The world of Abstract Art starts - even though there is a time schedule online, it should then also state that or the cashier should make herself clearer. We still decided to enter, but were honsetly quite underwhelmed - the room was quite light and the shape/style did not make a lot of sense for a show like this. Even though I can respect showing your kids art, for us it was quite distracting having bunch of kids running and jumping around as the relaxation would’ve probably been the only redemption for the show. Definitely not worth the 12 euros, take it to KuMu instead.

Amazing experience and must see when in Tallinn! We have watched the both exhibitions and I fully recommend them. Not sure why some people are leaving bad comments - they probable dont understand art at all :)! You can take your drinks and snacks and enjoy art with classical music.

Digital art is becoming more and more popular. A great way to get to know different paintings by famous artists. Good for kids, dynamic, accompanied by classical pieces. Located on the ground floor of the working space/shopping center.

Much more engaging than seeing these classic works in books or even as framed originals.

Nice experience. Very kind staff. Central location. Festival of colours and music. Mä

An experience where the specator becomes part of the art. Old movie theater which is chilly on a winter day. Other than that, a warm recommendation!