Museum of the Estonian Academy of Sciences Under and Tuglas Literary Institute

The museum of the Estonian Academy of Sciences Under and Tuglas Literature Centre is located in Tallinn's green Nõmme district, in a house built in 1933 for the beloved writers Marie Under and Artur Adson.

During World War II, Under and Adson left Estonia, and their home later became the residence of writer Friedebert Tuglas and his wife Elo Tuglas. Today, it operates as a museum showcasing Estonian literary history and the life and works of two prominent writer couples.

In the museum, visitors can see personal items, an extensive collection of books, photos, manuscripts, and art, as well as other valuable collections. The cozy historical house and its surrounding garden create a peaceful atmosphere for exploring Estonian literature and cultural history.

The museum offers tours, educational programs, and changing exhibitions, and is open to both individual visitors and groups. It is an inspiring place for anyone wishing to discover important stories of Estonian literature and culture.