On 7 August, an article published on the Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) news portal, „From gravel roads to handcar rides: Late-summer museum picks across Estonia“, included the Literary Institute Museum among six of the most fascinating places to visit.

According to museum expert Kristi Paatsi, the Literary Institute Museum is a site with a rich cultural-historical past and multiple layers of heritage that is well worth visiting:

„Under the Nõmme pines in Tallinn, the Under and Tuglas Literary Institute offers a glimpse into the lives of Estonian writers Marie Under, Artur Adson, Elo Tuglas and Friedebert Tuglas.“

Paatsi recommends visiting on weekdays and leaving time to relax in the garden afterward.

Read the full article on the Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) news portal.