As of March 11, the Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum has been awarded the international Green Key environmental certification. This prestigious quality label is given to institutions that meet high environmental and sustainability standards. The Sports Museum is now one of four museums in Estonia to receive this recognition. 

A completely unique interactive Paralympic-themed exhibition has been opened at Tallinn Airport. The Paralympic gate, created in collaboration with Toyota Baltic, is located at Gate 8 and displays Estonia’s history at the Paralympic Games and introduces various parasports disciplines in more detail. This is the first time that the Paralympic movement is displayed at such a grand scale in Estonia.

What better place could there be to celebrate Father's Day than the sports museum?! Come and spend a fun and active weekend with your dad!

During the autumn break, you can challenge yourself in various ways at the Sports Museum because the Museum Olympics is happening! You can test your athletic abilities, but also your wit and artistic skills. All participants will be rewarded with a sweet surprise.

From June to August, five museums – the Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum, the Ice Age Centre, the Tartu City Museum, the KGB Cells Museum, and the University of Tartu Museum – are open on Thursdays until 8:24 PM, giving visitors plenty of time to explore exhibitions and participate in special events.

In collaboration between the Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum and Kääriku Sports Center, Olympic-themed hotel rooms have been created, providing an overview of all past Olympic Games. This unique project allows hotel guests to experience something extraordinary, highlighting the excitement and inspiring moments of the Olympic Games.

The European Museum Forum announced on December 4th the museums that will compete for the title of European Museum of the Year in May 2024, and among them is the Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum located in Tartu.