Things To Do in Tallinn

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. Read more ›

Thrills in the sky

TV Tower

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Seaplane Harbour

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The museum is located inside the seaplane hangars. It's truly unique as the first shell concrete structure ever built. Initially completed as part of Peter the Great’s Naval Fortress in 1916-1917 the museum now combines new and old, land and sea. You're even welcome to arrive at the harbour onboard your own vessel. Read more ›

Terror of the seas

Seaplane Harbour

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Kohtu Viewplatform

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The Tallinn Old Town is actually not that big, but that doesn't mean you can't get lost. The Toompea hill, especially, is well known for leading people through twists and turns into dead ends. The Kohtu platform is ideal if you wanna see the whole of Tallinn without having to climb the narrow stairs to a certain very tall church in the Old Town. Read more ›

Picture-perfect skyline

Kohtu Viewplatform

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Roof of Linnahall

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The Soviets built this thing for the Olympic regatta of 1980 set to take place in Tallinn. The idea was to demonstrate to the Western powers the superior concrete pouring skills of the Soviet Union. This would've been a great idea, if everybody wasn't so busy boycotting the games. Read more ›

It's big

Roof of Linnahall

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Rotermann Quarter

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Locals love this area as a place to work, shop, eat and relax. There are always a lot of cool and interesting things going on here that you can participate in. The old Rotermann quarter was once an industrial wasteland, littered with derelict buildings. Now many of them have been fixed up and pimped up into something truly remarkable. Read more ›

The living, growing, breathing city

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Telliskivi Creative City

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This old factory complex has become the heart of all things hip. It can be considered an umbrella organisation for everything creative and innovative. In this derelict industrial park you can find anything from fringe art exhibits to fortnightly flea markets. It is not so much a place as a concept. Read more ›

The heart of all things hip

Telliskivi Creative City

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Park of Kadriorg

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They call Tallinn the green city, and with good reason. Take a wrong turn and you might find yourself in a place that vaguely resembles a jungle. Come to think of it, that might actually be a "right" turn. By the way, the park is actually named after Peter the Great's wife Catherine. Catherine – Kadri. Get it? Read more ›

Take a walk in the czar's park

Park of Kadriorg

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Von Krahl

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Not everybody is content with Tallinn's mainstream club scene, and those people have long held Von Krahl in high regard. Technically the place is a theatre bar attracting local art patrons and other colourful characters with their tasty menu and short-but-sweet beer selection. Read more ›

Theater cafe for artsy types

Von Krahl

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Balti Jaam Market

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Besides shopping for fresh food you'll find gifts, souvenirs, local handicraft and design, second-hand items and even antique furniture. In the middle of it all, there is a regular supermarket and a pharmacy as well. Don't skip the street food section with many stalls serving burgers, vegan food, Japanese ramen, bao buns and other yummy stuff. Read more ›

City's most modern market

Balti Jaam Market

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KUMU

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This giant museum resembles a supervillain's lair. If there's ever a nuclear apocalypse we know where we're heading! Simply exploring the building is an experience in itself. Inside you'll find galleries – lots of them. Read more ›

Art above, under & beyond the ground

KUMU

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St. Catherine’s Passage

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St Catherine's passage is a small medieval street with things on the... uh... nevermind, you'll love it. Here you'll find one of the most medieval looking alleys in the whole of Tallinn, complete with giant tombstones hanging on the walls. And lots of artisan shops, of course. Read more ›

The real medieval street

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Katariina Quai

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Katariina Quai is something totally different to the bustling theme park that is the old town and you deserve a medal if you've manage to get here on your own, cause it's a lot of zig-zagging through a Soviet-looking industrial area. Biking or driving are the best options, walking can take you at least an hour. Read more ›

A Non-touristic panorama of Tallinn

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St Olaf's Church Viewplatform

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Today, the church is home to a Baptist congregation, but its list of former operators includes a far more sinister name – the KGB. During the Soviet times the church's spire was fitted with powerful radio and surveillance equipment. It was the highest point in Tallinn after all, and the Viru hotel was already too wired. Read more ›

Tallest building in the world!

St Olaf's Church Viewplatform

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Kadriorg Palace

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Kadriorg Palace was built in 1725 as Peter the Great needed a quiet getaway from his empire's busy capital. Today it serves as an art museum consisting mainly of foreign works of art from the 16th to the 20th century. It's newly renovated and only reopened in February 2013. Read more ›

An imperial baroque summerhouse

Kadriorg Palace

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Artis Cinema

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For some people the Hollywood blockbusters just aren't what they're looking for on the silver screen. These people will surely find Artis an interesting experience. If you're seeking to get an update on the local film scene then we're sure this is as good a place as any to start building up your expertise. Read more ›

Movie lover's delight

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Master's Courtyard

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One of the most medieval looking alleys in the whole of Tallinn, complete with giant old tombstones hanging on the walls. If we locals sometimes forget that Tallinn is totally medieval, this street definitely reminds us. Read more ›

Hidden artisan retreat

Master's Courtyard

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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. Read more ›

Tumble down the rabbit hole...

Bastion Passages

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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. Read more ›

It's a zoo

Tallinn Zoo

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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. Read more ›

An iconic gothic giant

The Ruins of Pirita Monastery

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Cinema Sõprus

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Sõprus offers a repertoire that caters to the more tasteful movie-goer while not swinging too far into obscurity. For the Tallinn party crowd, the imposing Stalinist building is mainly famous for housing a nightclub, but the house was originally built as a cinema, complete with two auditoriums and a cafe. Definitely don't expect popcorn. Read more ›

The oldest arthouse cinema in Tallinn

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Pirita Beach

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Pirita beach is the most popular one in Tallinn, so you shouldn't expect a lot of privacy. Still, the water is safe, not too freezing and pleasantly uninfested by sharks or any other dangerous creatures. Volleyball is quite popular here so if you're seeking to have a more active vacation, keep an eye out for an open spot by the nets. Read more ›

Fun in the sun

Pirita Beach

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Kultuurikatel

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Kultuurikatel, or the “Culture Cauldron” is basically an old power plant reconstructed into a cultural space. It serves as a venue in which the unorthodox find their stage. In summer their garden is open every day and weekend nights attracts a cool crowd to dance or listen to live bands. Read more ›

Stage for the unorthodox

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Danish King's Garden

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Still, it's a nice story and we suppose we should say "skål" to any Danes reading this. The park itself is lovely too – way nicer than anything ancient Estonians could've come up with. Today, it's a popular hang out. The park is surrounded by the old city wall on one side, and on the other you'll be able to gaze upon the charming Old Town rooftops. Read more ›

The birthplace of the Dannebrog

Danish King's Garden

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Patkuli Viewing Platform

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Great view over the old town of Tallinn

Patkuli Viewing Platform

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This is the second most well-known viewpoint in Toompea and is a little bit less crowded than Kohtuotsa viewpoint. Estonians themselves like to visit Patkuli viewpoint with their loved ones over the weekends. The view to the old town is breathtaking and it never gets boring. Read more ›

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Harju Hill

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The Harju hill used to be an amazing place where people could grab a beer and browse through heaps of counterfeit records and under-the-counter vinyls. Then there was suddenly a big fuss about things like "the law“ and whatnot... the bottom line is, that today all those things are over. Well, officially. Read more ›

Little hill, big legacy

Harju Hill

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Walk around the city wall

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We love the Tallinn Old Town. It's a marvel of medieval architecture and we love its snaking streets and are proud to call it home. As for being "touristy" - it doesn't have to be. Read more ›

Alternative walk through the old town

Walk around the city wall

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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. Read more ›

Pee-ka-boo, KGB sees you!

Viru Hotel KGB Museum

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Uus Maailm

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Uus Maailm, or the “New World”, is sometimes referred to as “the hippie district”, but it's really just a community of active people who truly care about their living environment and want to promote community participation. It doesn't really have official borders – it's the people that make the district. Read more ›

A state of mind

Uus Maailm

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Estonian Open Air Museum

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The idea behind this open air museum is fairly simple. They went around the land picking up old homesteads and dumping them here. We're assuming they asked permission first. But the idea of such a museum is a solid one. Read more ›

Estonia, condensed

Estonian Open Air Museum

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Estonia Opera Theater

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Bombed to the ground by the Soviet air force in 1944, it took decades to get the National Opera House up and running to it's full capacity again. Today the building is a prominent landmark in the Tallinn cityscape. Read more ›

Changing scene, lasting monument

Estonia Opera Theater

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Harju street skating rink

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There're two things Estonia has a lot of - ice and space. Ice is a given during a large part of the year, but space is a bit more problematic in Tallinn. This is the only official outdoors ice rink in Tallinn and it's pretty popular. Read more ›

Ice skating - yay!

Harju street skating rink

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Circular Stone

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If you do manage to find it (good luck with that), then stand right on top of it. If you did everything right and found the right stone (there's a couple of fakes nearby) you "should" be able to see five of the most famous spires in Tallinn. If you stretch. Read more ›

Five famous spires of Tallinn

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Tallinn Free Tour

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Coming to Tallinn for the first time can be confusing. There are grumpy, antisocial old people and loads of students running about searching for wireless hotspots. Luckily there's also this effervescent bunch who'll happily show you around the hidden corners of the Old Town. Lots of locals send their guests to this free walking tour as well. Read more ›

They way the youth see it

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Hirve Park

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Just a stone's throw away from the Pikk Hermann tower on the Toompea hill is... well, another hill. Underneath that hill, legend has it, is buried Linda, the mythological mother of the Estonian nation. Who was also a giant. We don't exactly have proof of this, but the legend sounds solid enough. Read more ›

Scenic hangout with a secret

Hirve Park

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Song Festival Grounds

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There's probably no other place in Tallinn that resonates with the local people and their memories of recent history as much as the Song Festival Grounds. Aside from hosting the popular Song Festivals taking place every four years, it also became the site of a pivotal event in the dissolution of Soviet power in 1988. Read more ›

Stuff of revolutions

Song Festival Grounds

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Cat's Well

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You can peek at how a city well could have looked like in the early medieval times. And marvel at the stupidity of Medieval Estonians. The well was eventually closed due to contamination. Can't think why. Read more ›

Well, what a good idea!

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Pirita River Valley

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Just a couple of bus stops from Old Town in an amazing valley you will find yourself among trees, hills, native birds and local nature spirits. Locals head out to Pirita in the evenings to jog or walk in the forest, weather permitting of course! Read more ›

Where locals workout

Pirita River Valley

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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. Read more ›

Power (plant) to the people

CAME (EKKM)

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Presidential Palace

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On the other side of the Kadriorg Palace you'll find the Estonian “White House” - that is, the president 's crib. And as is the case with most government buildings in Tallinn - it's pink. Because honestly, what better colour is there to represent the unwavering authority of the institutionalised state? Read more ›

The prez lives here!

Presidential Palace

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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. Read more ›

Tropical Tallinn

Tallinn Botanic Garden

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Ukrainian Church

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This has got to be our favourite church in Tallinn. The building itself looks just a little bit drunk and it houses the "Estonian Ukrainian Greek Catholic Congregation of the Three Handed Mother of God“. Well holy three handed mother of god, I say, that has to be worth a visit! Read more ›

The smallest openable window in Tallinn

Ukrainian Church

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Kakumäe beach

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Join the local surfers in Kakumäe

Kakumäe beach

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Kakumäe beach is not as well known as Pirita and is therefore less crowded. The beach has relaxed atmosphere since most of the people are from the surrounding neighbourhood and it has everything you would expect - hot sand, cool water and surfers practicing their windsurfing and kitesurfing skills. Read more ›

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Navitrolla Gallery

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Surreal, absurd fun!

Navitrolla Gallery

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Navitrolla is definitely a unique Estonian artist! His name's been famous since 1990 and everybody knows him. Read more ›

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Energy Discovery Centre

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Just a short walk away from the Old Town this interactive discovery centre offers something for the whole family. In addition to entertaining exhibits there's a virtual planetarium, science theatre shows and various workshops. Here they know how to make science fun and discovering it playful. Read more ›

A fun place to learn about science

Energy Discovery Centre

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Puppet Museum

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Occasionally verging on the creepy, this museum works for young and old. It has a meticulously thought-out interior and a huge variety of stuff on display. You have the ordinary children's show puppets, but also creations that seem to have been lifted from the deepest and darkest parts of your subconscious. Read more ›

Puppetmasters

Puppet Museum

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Estonian National Library

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The library, the biggest in the Baltic states, was completed in 1993 and it's been a crucial part of the Tallinn cityscape ever since. It's imposing, almost cyclopean appearance inspires awe, creating the strong impression of a Fortress of Knowledge. Read more ›

A fortress of knowledge

Estonian National Library

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Pilsticker Tower & Stairs

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This is a really secret courtyard behind the Toompea castle. It’s only known by locals and maybe some tourists that get lost or take a wrong turn. However, if you end up there you'll find the best place to hang out during sunset. Read more ›

Lost tourist's alleyway

Pilsticker Tower & Stairs

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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. Read more ›

The walk of fame and shame

Börsi Passage

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Niguliste Museum

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Completed way back in 1230, it's a church that nowadays operates as a museum and concert hall. The museum features artworks spanning seven centuries and the church itself is a remarkable example of medieval architecture. It even attracts locals at Christmas time! Read more ›

A collage of history

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Port Noblessner

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Tallinn's seaside is getting more and more pimped up, but not in the flashy modern way, but the hipster-industrial kind of way. Port Noblessner is a cool area of interesting loft-style offices, a small yacht port and a seasonal outdoor cafe next to an actual working shipyard. Read more ›

Summer hangout

Port Noblessner

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Kanut Guild Hall

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The Kanut Guild Hall is a venue which many dancers, performance artists and actors call home. Located just across the street from the Russian embassy, it's a hub for young artists to engage their audiences, and themselves. With regular exhibitions and plays, it's totally worth to step inside and have a look around. Read more ›

Dance, dance, dance

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Olympic Village

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Looking more like an abandoned cruise ship than a hotel, the Soviet Olympic village certainly poses some intriguing questions regarding its structural integrity. Back in 1980, landlocked Moscow had a small problem facilitating the sailing event, so it was decided to host it in Tallinn. Estonians haven't stopped milking the Olympic city title since. Read more ›

Moscow Olympics in Tallinn

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Kalma Sauna

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Seriously, Estonians love sauna. The Kalma is the oldest public sauna in Tallinn, operating since 1928 and maintaining its real deal image with wood heating. It has public baths for both men and women (entrance €6.50-€8 for the ladies and €8-€9 for men) so get naked and hop in! Read more ›

Get naked and hop in

Kalma Sauna

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Museum of Estonian Architecture

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The Rotermann salt storage – the name of the building says it all, doesn't it? Well, not really. True, in the past this sturdy limestone building, with it's fortress-like appearance, was indeed owned by a guy called Rotermann and he did use it as a salt storage. Today however, it houses the Estonian Museum of Architecture. Read more ›

Explore the future, from the past

Museum of Estonian Architecture

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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. Read more ›

City's arty heart

City Gallery

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Niguliste kirik | St. Nicholas' Church (Niguliste kirik)

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They renovated all the summer this most important painting - Dance of death and now is again an option to see it again. Its painted from 15 century and its only one in the world. Unfortunately, we have only first 13 figures and 11 meters, but centuries ago we had around 50 figures, but nobody knows why we lost part of it. Read more ›

Dance of death

Niguliste kirik | St. Nicholas' Church (Niguliste kirik)

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Maarjamäe War Memorial

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In the Soviet Union size really did matter. Be it submarines, planes or microcomputers - everything had to be bigger than everything else. The Maarjamäe memorial can easily be mistaken for an airfield, but thanks to the fine job done by Tallinn's air traffic controllers, no planes have attempted to land there. Yet. Read more ›

A manmade mountain

Maarjamäe War Memorial

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Viimsi Open Air Museum

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The open air museum is a lovely complex of 19th century seaside-farmhouses in Estonia. Located in a picturesque coastal village with the views to Tallinn old town across the bay, it's a really romantic spot to come with your family or loved one. Read more ›

19th century fairytale-land by the sea

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Väike-Õismäe

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Back in the day, the Õismäe district used to be that hi-tech ultra-modern neighbourhood where every Soviet citizen wanted to live in blissful harmony with the constant buzz of the trolleys. It is a world of straight lines and embodied calculations. Viewed from above, these lines and squares come together in the shape of a giant circle. Read more ›

Concrete jungle

Väike-Õismäe

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Volta Factory

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Abandoned Factory, full of trees

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A beautiful place for all those that love to explore the hidden corners of Tallinn. Volta used to produce electric generators; now this abandoned factory is full of trees. This is a perfect opportunity for adventurous locals and travellers to get in touch with their inner explorer. Don't forget your camera! Read more ›

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Piip & Tuut Playhouse

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Woo hoo - an excuse to be a kid again! You can pretend you’re there to chat to the outgoing theatre types, but we know the truth. You just want to play and be able to believe in magic again. Read more ›

Be a child again!

Piip & Tuut Playhouse

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Letter L on Town Hall Square

Very few locals know about this story actually. The "L" in the Old Town Square is hidden from view all summer by the terraces of a café. Only in winter is this sinister spot revealed. Even then, the story and significance of the "L" remains elusive. Read more ›

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Execution in the Old Town

Letter L on Town Hall Square

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Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom

You may have heard that, over the past century, Estonia has endured various occupations and other hardships, which culminated in the Singing Revolution and Estonian independence in 1991. If you're interested in learning more about our country’s troubled past, its road to independence, and aspirations for the future, be sure to visit Vabamu! Read more ›

The story of our freedom

Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom

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Kgb Prison Cells

In the heart of the Old Town sits the former house of horrors: the KGB headquarters. In the basement, suspected enemies of the state were imprisoned and interrogated before being shot or sent to labour camps in Siberia. The bricked-up basement windows were intended to mute the sounds of the interrogations and torturing. Read more ›

Former KGB headquarters

Kgb Prison Cells

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Teras Beach

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Summer all year-round

Teras Beach

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Estonians love summer. Just the problem is that even in summer we rarely have prefect weather to play beach volleyball or have a beach party. Thus, we have created an indoor venue called Teras Beach - 26 degrees, white sand, Beach Lounge and Saunas all year round. Play beach volleyball, beach tennis or just hang out at their bar. Read more ›

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World press photo

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I was so surprised, press photos show us whats going on in all around the world. Mainly these photos shocked you or if you are the lucky one, surprised you. Surely you see the beauty of the world, but at the same time how cruel is this world. If we sometimes are not so happy to live here, after this exhibition we will change our minds. Read more ›

World press photo

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Rooftop statues

If you take a break from walking around Old town, take a look up for a change - on the roof of Russian embassy one can spot a black cat peeking over the edge down to Hobusepea street. And also a funny mister with binoculars trying to scare a man who once used to stare girls dressing in the present embassy building. Read more ›

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A curious cat and a nifty spy

Rooftop statues

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Lastekohvik Domino

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Great place for kids to play

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This cafe is big and has lots of toys. Has a play house, piano, all for children. It's actually a cafe for the kids. Very nice for small kids. And it's calm, never crowded. Has even bicycles and small cars to hop on. Read more ›

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Pirita Adventure Park

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This is the perfect place to test your climbing skills and courage in completely safe settings. It's great for thrilling and active adventure with either friends or family or both. The location just off the beach makes it even more alluring with the beautiful sea views. PS! It's only open during summer season. Read more ›

Climb like a monkey!

Pirita Adventure Park

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Seegi Church

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There are some monuments that stand the test of time, and the test of modernisation. This church is one of them. What happens inside is only known to Armenian Churchgoers in Estonia. By the way, did you know Armenia was the first country in the world which declared Christianity the official state religion in 301? Read more ›

The little church that could

Seegi Church

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Tallinn Flower Festival

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This year headline is Best Wishes in the Language of Flowers because we celebrate 100 years of independence. The participants designed and build gardens on this topics, And these gardens are amazingly beautiful. Read more ›

Flowerbeds middle of Old city.

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Estonian Orthodox Church of St Simeon and St Hanna

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It's an old wooden cathedral church from 18th century, so amazingly beautiful. Not so many tourists find it or even if find, they are afraid to enter. If you see deacon around somewhere, don't worry to bother him to ask questions about church and orthodoxy. Surely ask him, you would like to visit museum upstairs. Read more ›

Amazingly beautiful wooden church

Estonian Orthodox Church of St Simeon and St Hanna

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Jewelry Goldenmark

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