Fotografiska Tallinn is a photography museum in Telliskivi Creative City that rents four types of rooms for seminars, evening receptions, working lunches, team meetings, end-of-season parties and weddings. The rooms are a ground floor hall, a restaurant and rooftop bar, a private hall called Nada and the exhibition halls.
Seminars and company events
Conferences, seminars and team events use the ground floor, which offers versatile stage and seating options. A sliding wall can be removed to merge the ground floor into one spacious area for concerts and parties. The stage has screens that organisers can use for branding and messages, and floor-to-ceiling lighting built into the venue is included in the room rental. PR events and product launches are also listed, as are guided tours with a glass of wine, cooking workshops and photography masterclasses as extras. A professional in-house team acts as the organising partner for every event held in the building.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthday parties and graduation parties are suited to the light-filled restaurant on the sixth floor. The rooftop bar adds an outdoor setting. A tailor-made event can also take place in an exhibition hall, with an exclusive dinner surrounded by photography. Christmas parties are offered during the holiday season.
Rooms and capacities
Four room types are listed. The ground floor hall includes the cafe and the backyard and has stage and seating options, and its sliding wall allows two areas to be merged. The restaurant and rooftop bar occupy the sixth floor. The private Nada hall suits smaller events. The exhibition halls host tailor-made events and exclusive dinners. Capacities and room sizes are not published on the pages read, so the booking team should be asked for them through the booking form, which asks for the number of attendees.
Catering
All catering for events in the building is provided in house by the museum's kitchens and bakery, and the team designs menus, beverages and schedules with the organiser. Menus are primarily plant-based, with animal products available on request. The approach focuses on local, seasonal ingredients, and off-site catering is also available. The in-house restaurant holds a Michelin Green Star. The venue asks organisers to limit waste, for instance by using potted plants instead of single-use flowers, reusable dishware and the built-in lighting in place of confetti, fireworks or balloons.
History and setting
The museum stands in Telliskivi Creative City, where photography exhibitions sit alongside live music, talks, a cafe and a restaurant. It is part of the Fotografiska network, with sites in several cities, and works to a sustainability commitment that shapes how events are run.
Getting there
The address is Telliskivi 60a-8, 10412 Tallinn, Estonia. Bookings go through the booking form or booking.tallinn@fotografiska.com.
