The Art Gallery of the Narva Museum is located in the Gloria Bastion, in an old warehouse building for provisions and weapons, built in 1777. Today, it is one of the few buildings in the old town that survived the destructive events of the Second World War. In 1991, the first exhibition opened in the renovated and specially redesigned building, and this day can be called the Birthday of the Art Gallery - a branch of the Narva Museum.

Currently, the art gallery hosts exhibitions that introduce visitors to the artistic heritage of Estonia and Narva, as well as contemporary professional art and areas related to visual culture. In 2021, a permanent exhibition titled "Life or Karma? Stories of Narva" was opened in the gallery, featuring around 200 works ranging from the Baroque era to the present, as well as numerous materials from the museum's collection of photographs and textiles. Audio guides are available to enhance visitors' independent exploration of the permanent exhibition, which can be used on their smart devices.

Visiting Vestervalli 21 During Renovation

Narva Museum’s branch at Vestervalli 21 is temporarily closed to individual visitors while its entrance is being renovated.

Group visits and events can still be arranged in advance: info@narvamuuseum.ee.