PoCo - Pop And Contemporary Art Museum

Located in the revitalized Rotermanni Quarter, PoCo is a dynamic museum dedicated to pop art and contemporary creativity. Housed in a former industrial building, the space blends raw brick walls with cutting-edge exhibitions. Visitors can explore rotating displays of international and Estonian artists, featuring bold colors, playful sculptures, and thought-provoking installations. The museum's intimate scale allows for a focused experience, and its central location makes it easy to combine with a stroll through Tallinn's trendy port area. The on-site café and shop add to the appeal, offering art-themed souvenirs and refreshments. PoCo stands out for its energetic curation and commitment to making modern art accessible to all.

Don't miss

• Rotating exhibitions of pop art from Estonian and international artists
• The building's original industrial architecture with exposed brick and high ceilings
• Interactive installations that invite visitor participation
• The museum shop with unique art-inspired gifts and prints
• Proximity to Tallinn's Old Town and the scenic port area

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Ways to visit PoCo - Pop And Contemporary Art Museum

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Know before you go

• Allow at least 1 hour to fully enjoy the exhibitions.
• Photography is usually allowed, but flash may be prohibited – check signage.
• Large bags may need to be stored in lockers; a small bag is fine.
• The museum café offers coffee and light snacks – a good spot to rest.

A bit of history

The Rotermanni Quarter was once a bustling industrial zone, and the museum's building was part of a 19th-century salt storage facility. PoCo opened in recent years as part of Tallinn's cultural renaissance, converting the historic structure into a contemporary art venue.