Seaplane Harbour
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At this unique maritime museum in Northern Europe, you can experience the naval life on three levels – above, below and on the water. Submarine Lembit, the Suur Tõll steam icebreaker, the Short Type 184 seaplane, and other lifesize exhibits allow you to test yourself and learn more about the sea in a fun and interactive way.
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The Ruins of Pirita Monastery
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Today, as you're walking around the Pirita district, the old monastery ruins might seem a bit out of place. Surrounded by the yacht club, suburban houses and malls, you might think the building has escaped from the Old Town and is trying to hide in the thick reeds by the Pirita river.
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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
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Duration
2 h
Languages
Estonian, English
TV Tower
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The highest viewpoint in Tallinn was reopened in 2012 and quickly became one of the city’s most visited attractions with its futuristic interior, cool gadgets and interactive exhibitions. The TV Tower holds a special meaning for Estonians because of its role in the events of 1991 when four local engineers guarded it during the coup.
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Tallinn Zoo
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It's a zoo. Like, with animals and all that. It has... let's see here. Elephants, seals, buffaloes, tigers – yeah, pretty much all the usual suspects. They have birds. Lots of birds. They also have that fellow that goes “baa”, but is not a sheep. We don't know what it is.
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Bastion Passages
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For a really interesting experience we suggest you sign up for a tour of the tunnels at the Kiek in de Kök tower (yeah, we know it sounds dirty). The underground passages are something you won't soon forget. You can traverse the tunnel network inside a small rail cart, bombarded by sounds and images from Tallinn's long and complex past.
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Tallinn Botanic Garden
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Biologists would argue that Estonia is incredibly diverse with millions of different species of plants and trees covering most of the country, but we all know they take their jobs a bit too seriously - all the pine trees look the same to us. But if there's one place where their enthusiasm fits, it's got to be the Tallinn Botanical Garden.
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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
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2 h
Languages
Estonian, English
Viru Hotel KGB Museum
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Locals, if born before 1980, remember what a secret place Viru hotel was in Soviet times. A place where foreign currency was made and microphones where in every room, controlled by KGB. Working in this hotel was a privilege, and it was easier to get a job when you didn't know any other language besides Russian or Estonian.
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Kadriorg Palace
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6
Admire the beautiful baroque building designed by the Italian architect Niccolo Michetti, visit the Kadriorg Art Museum within or simly wander around in the picture-perfect gardens at the back. The fancy courtyard is a popular setting for wedding photos, so on Saturdays you'll surely spot a couple or two.
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Estonian Open Air Museum
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Go far enough West and the gigantic shopping centres and flashy suburban homes give way to village scenes from “Asterix”. Much of Estonia's history is linked to the rural way of life. A large portion of the population used to live in farms and homesteads until the Soviet annexation of the country in 1939. Get educated about it all here.
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KUMU
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While it's mainly Estonian works of art on display, the KUMU programme also regularly features events of a more international variety as well as fascinating workshops and lectures. The museum also hosts the annual “KUMU ÖÖ” – a mini festival of sorts where the building stays open all night as guests inside dance until sunrise.
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Puppet Museum
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We know what you're thinking - puppets are for kids. But while the name of this museum might sound off-putting to some, keep in mind that everything Estonians do comes with a twist, usually one imbued with technology.
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Niguliste kirik | St. Nicholas' Church (Niguliste kirik)
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So if you don't have an idea, how valuable is your life, come to watch it and later you will be a better person, because never know how much you have time until death ask you to come to dance with him. Don't waste your life ;)
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Börsi Passage
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The history of Estonia is written on Tallinn's streets - literally. Head to the Börsi passage and read the overview and key dates on the city's story right off the pavement. For those not content with the bare key dates, there's also the history museum shop, with various booklets, brochures and books about Estonian history on sale.
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The Mad Monk’s Tallinn Pub Crawl
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Duration
5 h
Languages
English, Spanish, Italian
CAME (EKKM)
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Tallinn has a lot of abandoned places and the local youth abide by the principle “if you can't fix it, you rock it!” If you ever pass on a party in this place, we're pretty sure some kind of a horrible, horrible fate awaits you. In a complex that looks like it's survived a nuclear apocalypse you can't help but dance like there's no tomorrow.
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City Gallery
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There's really no reason to just walk by this place. Admission is free and the gallery itself is situated on Harju street, just off the city's main square. It doesn't really have a unifying theme with the exhibitions varying across forms, from photography to culture.
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