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It’s quite a task to choose only ten things one must see in Tallinn. From the city’s many intriguing sights, these stand out because each has a unique story and cannot be found anywhere else in the wo...

Estonia has begun easing restrictions in place since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic. However, you should still remain vigilant about social distancing, wash your hands, stay home when sick,...

Tallinn is a medieval gem on the coast of the Baltic Sea. The heart of the city,the Old Town, has been under UNESCO World Heritage protection since 1997. There is much to be discovered in Tallinn both...

The gastronomic capitals of the world (London, New York, Tokyo, Singapore, and so on) all stand out with the fact that they offer cuisines from all around the globe. In such places, you do not have to...

The easiest way to visit the urban nature of Tallinn is to take a trip to some well-known areas of the city such as Kalamaja and Kopli, Kadriorg and Pirita, and from Stroomi Beach to Rocca al Mare.

Tallinn is the ideal place to hold an event – this hidden gem by the Baltic Sea offers countless opportunities to host events of all type and size.

There are over 40 museums and attractions in Tallinn, all of which are special, either in terms of their location or exciting contents. The towers, city wall, and medieval buildings of the Old Town ar...

Planning a family getaway to Tallinn? Welcome! Tallinn is a first-rate family-friendly destination with a number of great attractions and exciting things to do for children. And when hunger strikes, y...

The story ofTelliskivi Creative City (Telliskivi Loomelinnak) started ten years ago. The former Kalinin factory was in a sad shape and starting a business at the old factory seemed like an absurd...

There is plenty to do in Tallinn, but if you are coming here for break, you should know that it is also a city where you can find entertainment without expending too much energy.

While Tallinn may not strike you at first as a haven for wine connoisseurs, it actually boasts a formidable selection of decent wine bars and entertainment venues. Below is a geographically assembled ...

Several of the numerous conference and meeting venues available in Tallinn have virtual tours of their premises that you can see from the comfort of your home. So even though travel is restricted at t...

For decades, Estonia had two big beer companies rivalling over who gets to be the number one. South Estonia’s pride and joy isA. Le Coq, while northern Estonians cheer for Saku.

Looking for a place to watch live sports in Tallinn? We have put together a list of our top sports bars, from a traditional Irish pub to a multi-functional event centre with hundreds of screens. Find ...

Brunch is the perfect excuse to make the best of the lazy Sunday mornings. And what better reason to get together with your friends, family, and loved-ones than a tasty late breakfast in a beautiful s...

2019 was a special year for Tallinn: five new museums and attractions opened their doors! Among them are two international art centres, a high-tech fantasy world featuring centuries-old scientific ach...

If there’s something we’ve all wished for while travelling, it’s either more time, more money – or both. Luckily with theTallinn Card, you can see and do more for less. This ultimate sightseeing pass ...

While Tallinn is known throughout Europe for its exceptionally beautiful Old Town and rich culture, more and more golfers visiting the capital of Estonia are also discovering quality golf opportunitie...

Tallinn has over 1600 streets. Three of the biggest ones are Narva, Tartu and Pärnu roads connecting the biggest cities in Estonia. Three of the oldest ones you can find in the Old Town. And which one...

Estonian designers spend a lot of time and effort on analysing the concept of design and making it as consumer-friendly as possible.

Blue, pink, grey, yellow, green – the doors of Tallinn are famously pretty and picturesque. Right here, we share our tips on where to find the most fantastic doors of Northern Europe, with pictures an...

The former submarine shipyard Noblessner is the fastest developing, and thus the most interesting, area in Tallinn today.

In Tallinn, many companies and venues have joined forces to create high-tech virtual event solutions and offer creative ways to hold conferences, meetings, seminars and entertainment events. The confe...

What is happening in Tallinn? - Thecity's cultural calendar has a colourful choice of events to offer all year round, from classical music concerts and medieval festivals to state-of-the-art conc...

Tallinn's Medieval Old Town takes on an especially magical quality in winter as a fresh powdering of snow covers its rooftops, and candles fill its cobblestone lanes with a flickering glow.

Wondering what to do with kids in Tallinn? The city offers endless opportunities for sightseeing with kids and for an active family holiday. Keep on reading and you'll be sure to have a great family h...

The near-impossible task of seeing Tallinn in one day is easy when you have Tallinn Card in your hand. With free entrance to over 40 of the city’s top museums and attractions, plenty of discounts, and...

From the fascinating works of bygone eras to the most avant-garde creations of today, there is plenty of artistic inspiration to be found among the city's museums, galleries and shops.Tallinn Card&nbs...

This centuries-old district in the heart of Tallinn is without a doubt the most-visited and best-loved part of the city. Here are some ways to make the most of theTallinn Card while making your w...

If you are looking for museums to spend a whole day wandering around, Tallinn is an excellent destination. From history and maritime culture to art and farm life, the city's biggest museums will keep ...

Looking for where to party in Tallinn? You're in luck, as there's plenty happening around town. Depending on your choice of music and people, finding the right venue or the right party can be a challe...

Are you looking for ideas for a green and sustainable city trip? - Tallinn is a place to enjoy greenery and green lifestyle in various ways. The Estonian capital belongs to the world’s top 10 cities w...

Enjoying your time inTallinn doesn’t necessarily require a large budget.

Incentives are various group activities offering exciting and exceptional experiences in Tallinn and its surroundings. Tallinn is a novel destination, so whether you want to travel back to the medieva...

Tallinn and Helsinki are two capitals with only 80 kilometres (50 miles) of Baltic Sea and a two-hour ferry ride between them. The cities form a unique twin capital, sometimes referred to as Talsinki....

A 72-hour city guideAre you planning to spend one, two or three days in Tallinn? Whether with its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, buzzing cultural scene, modern city life, fantastic museums, co...

Tallinn belongs to everyone. Accessibility is taken more and more seriously, and many museums, sights and services are available for people with reduced mobility. Accessibility not only applies to whe...

Are you in Tallinn on a Monday? Though it's true that many of the city's museums are closed at the beginning of the week, that doesn't mean there's nothing to see or do.Tallinn is the kind of place wh...

What are the most romantic places in Tallinn? The historic Old Town appears to be taken straight out of your favourite movie with its narrow winding streets, hidden viewing platforms, secret museums, ...

Tallinn is a patchwork of architecturally diverse neighbourhoods, pristine coastline and pockets of nature. The best way to get a feel for the city and all its variety is to visit a place with sweepin...

Tallinn offers numerous ways to relax and have a good time during the darker time of year, in autumn and winter. Whether you're looking for simple beauty procedures, or want to relax at a spa, we reco...

Tallinn boasts a 46km coastline and a vibrant maritime history. 

Are you planning to visit Tallinn with children? The city offers plenty of opportunities for a fun and active family holiday – from adventure, water and snow parks to play centres and fascinating muse...

Finding opportunities to be active or play sports in Tallinn is not hard. The city boasts parks, ball courts and tracks.

Tallinn Card is your key to the sights, attractions and museums in Tallinn. Using it is easy and saves you a great deal of money. To help you make the most of your Tallinn Card, we have created you it...

TheTallinn Card is a smart, all-in-one sightseeing pass that gives you access to free public transport and more than 40 of the best museums and attractions in the city. But which of them are the ...

Shopping in Tallinn is easy! Most shops in the Old Town and department stores throughout the city are open seven days a week, and major credit cards are widely accepted.

Staying isolated between four walls during the global coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak does not mean you have to give up on all the good things in life. Here are our top four things you can do in Tallinn...

Just inside the city limits at the south-western edge of Tallinn is an area that couldn't be any farther removed from the bustle and glass high rises of the metropolis.

Sitting at the western edge of the city is the coastal Rocca al Mare district. The area's name, meaning 'Rock by the Sea' in Italian, comes from a summer manor established here in 1863 by local baron ...

If visiting Tallinn isn't enough of an escape in itself, there are some fantastic day trips leaving from Tallinn that will put you in touch with Estonian nature and history.

Tallinn is known for its medieval Old Town, but that’s not all the Estonian capital has to offer. Welcome to Tallinn’s modern city centre!

Estonia is a flat country, unless you consider Suur Munamägi (‘Big Egg Hill’, 318 metres) in the southeastern region of the country. Tallinn is also flat, but people sometimes speak about ‘the hills o...

Kalamaja, along with Telliskivi and Noblessner, is a lovely neighbourhood in Tallinn, just next to theOld Town and the Balti Jaam railway station. Loved for its relaxed atmosphere, colourful wood...

Twisting cobblestone lanes and iron street lamps. Gothic spires and medieval markets. Cappuccino and Wi-Fi. This is the city's famous Old Town.

With its popular beach, adventure park and yacht harbour, Pirita is Tallinn's destination for summer fun and breathtakingly beautiful nature. The district is located only a few kilometres from the cit...

Kadriorg is a quiet, leafy area within easy walking distance of Old Town. After Russian tsar Peter the Great conquered the Baltics in the early 1700s, he established an estate with a public park on th...

This historic harbour city has long been a popular stop for Northern European seafarers, and today it is one of the top three cruise destinations on the Baltic Sea.

Short of time? You're in luck. Tallinn is a compact city, in which you can cover multiple sights without the need to travel far.

Tallinn boasts five public swimming beaches perfect for fun under the sun. Fresh sea breeze, soft golden sands, and the sounds of passing seagulls form an ideal combination for hot summer days in the ...