The Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum is gearing up for the upcoming Winter Olympics by implementing various preparations and activities aimed at engaging the public. Those visiting the museum, located on Rüütli Street opposite Treffner Gymnasium, will discover not only diverse exhibitions but also a range of exciting contemporary interactive experiences. Among these, visitors will have the chance to try their hand at curling, a sport that will feature prominently in the Winter Games.

Upon entering the museum, guests will immediately notice a screen displaying live broadcasts from Milan and other Olympic venues in Italy, which adds to the atmosphere of anticipation before the games. The museum’s efforts reflect a commitment to promote not only Estonian sports heritage but also to provide a platform for public engagement and education about the Olympics. The inclusion of hands-on activities like curling is a strategic move to attract a wider audience and involve them in Olympic spirit.

This initiative highlights the role of sports museums in not just preserving history but also in fostering community interaction and participation in sports. By providing unique experiences such as the opportunity to try curling, the Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum is promoting physical activity and greater interest in winter sports, potentially impacting local sports culture positively. As the games approach, such efforts are crucial in building excitement and support for the athletes representing Estonia at the Olympics.