Town Hall Square has been a marketplace and the centre of this old Hanseatic town since the Middle Ages. It became the centre of the Lower Town at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries.
As a square, it plays an important role today as well. In summer it is filled with outdoor cafes, it plays host to the Old Town Days and other medieval festivals, and is also a venue for open-air concerts, fairs, and more. In winter it becomes an enchanting Christmas market, the centrepiece of which is a towering spruce tree. The tradition of celebrating Christmas festivities here dates back to 1441 when the Brotherhood of the Blackheads are thought to have erected the world's very first Christmas tree.
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This medieval market square is in the heart of the old Town and is surrounded by restaurants. Beautiful day or night and a must see when in Tallinn.
All the streets in Tallinn Old Town seem to lead to Tallinn Town Hall Square. It is near the center of Old Town. It is surrounded by shops and restaurants. It was bustling with tourists the two... Read more comments
This is the big open square in the old town area, a place where you will surely end up on your tour. We enjoyed the great architecture here and checked out the menus of the cafes and restaurants... Read more comments