The NUKU Puppet Museum is a place where visitors of all ages can explore the enchanting world of puppetry. The museum's permanent exhibition tells the story of the Estonian State Puppet Theater, which was born in 1952, and showcases the colorful company of theater puppets. Visitors can learn about different types of puppets, try them out, and experience the magic of puppet theater. The museum also offers interactive exhibits and games for children, making it a great place to visit with family. The museum's goal is to introduce everything that is created and done in the theater and provide inspiration for alternative teaching methods
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Activities: We visited the NUKU Puppet Museum. We saw a show with mechanical devices, with flying mobiles in the steampunk style. Inside there were touchscreens and a large number of marionettes. There was a horror grotto where puppets moved to light and sound effects of a ghost train
Highlights: The children liked the room where you could move the marionettes behind glass using the touchscreen. The "Gruselgruft" (horror grotto) was a real highlight, but it might not be there anymore. It was "the most modern museum in Estonia" ✨