Da Vinci Genius / Flexible ehk Paindlik pilet
The only interactive immersive art experience about Leonardo da Vinci in Europe 2025
OPEN FROM 25 APRIL
Leonardo da Vinci is considered one of the greatest geniuses of all time. His innovations and inventions are legendary, seamlessly combining science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and art in his work long before it was seen as revolutionary.
This award-winning interactive art experience from Berlin showcases over 50 of da Vinci’s most cherished creations, including The Litta Madonna, Virgin of the Rocks, The Baptism of Christ, his ornithopter, and many more.
Awards
Art Directors Club – Best Immersive Experience – 2022
Creative Pool Award – Best Experimental Design – 2022
How to find us
The exhibition is located in the popular and easily accessible Telliskivi quarter. Google maps shows the directions correctly, we are located at Telliskivi M-Building (Telliskivi 60/3). The signage will direct you to the entrance door. https://maps.app.goo.gl/pzEvCKsRFVdsebGeA
By tram: Trams 1 and 2.
Balti Jaam stop (recommended route with smooth asphalt): walk along the Reisijate tee until you reach the Telliskivi quarter. You will see banners guiding you to the entrance.
Telliskivi stop: Walk along the Telliskivi street until you reach the Telliskivi quarter.
By train: From the Baltic Station it takes around 7 minutes to reach us by walking along Reisijate tee.
By car: There are several car parks in and near Telliskivi Quartier. There are both paid and free spaces.
From the harbour: we recommend taking the trams 1 or 2. Electric scooters (Bolt or Tuul) is also a good option.
FAQ
Languages and Accessibility
The audio of the exhibition is in English. It is possible to visit the exhibition with a wheelchair, however, the nearest wheelchair accessible toilets can be found in a neighbouring building.
Do I need to buy tickets in advance? Advance purchase is strongly recommended!
For visitors who are unable to purchase their ticket online in advance, tickets will also be available at the ticket office. However, due to the limited number of visitors to the exhibition, it is recommended - especially for visitors with a longer journey - to purchase tickets online in advance. Otherwise you might not be able to visit the exhibition during desired date and time. This happened last year – many people were unable to visit the exhibition because tickets for the day were sold out.
Visiting and timeframe
The calmest time to visit the exhibition is Monday to Thursday, as there is more traffic during the weekend. We urge buying tickets in advance. There is a box office on the spot accepting cash and cards, however, due to the limited capacity and timed slots, we strongly recommend purchasing tickets online. Otherwise, you might not be able to visit the exhibition during the desired date and time. This happened last year – many people were unable to visit the exhibition because tickets for the day and also the next days were sold out. Plan at least 60 minutes to visit Da Vinci Genius. The experience is session-based, it has a set beginning and ending. The main show is 45 minutes and walk-ins and outs are not allowed. There is no separate guide, but the audio of the experience is in simple English. Catering - There is a cafeteria serving drinks and snacks. Coats & Bags - There is an unattended cloakroom available for coats. It is also possible to use lockers. Photo & Video - Shooting photos and videos for your personal use is allowed. Don’t forget to tag us in your social content!
Is there a guide? This exhibition does not have a guide, as this is an immersive experience. The sound and text is in English.
Lost items. If you lost or found something, please head to the ticketing desk or write info@davincigenius.ee