Telliskivi Creative City
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Skip the tacky Old Town stores and head to Telliskivi to discover little vintage boutiques, shop for natural and fair trade products, find amazing gems for your home, admire Estonian design and eat at one of the amazing cafes. You can even watch independent theatre productions and contemporary dance performances at Vaba Lava theatre.
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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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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
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Rotermann Quarter
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What makes the Rotermann quarter such an atmospheric place is the old factories that have been skilfully and thoughtfully rejuvenated with ultra-modern architecture. The transition between old and new is almost seamless, in a way that we haven't seen in many other cities. Fans of contemporary design will find this place fascinating.
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Von Krahl
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For nighttime entertainment we suggest you to investigate the posters outside to get a better idea of what's happening. Von Krahl is a theatre and they do have self produced alternative plays for people who are, say, not so much interested in the contents of a bottle but rather the character of it.
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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.
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TV Tower
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It even pays off just to look down 170 metres through the glass floor – thrills for everyone afraid of heights. It also has the highest open balcony in Northern Europe! Admission is 13€/7€, if booked online you'll avoid queues. Take bus 34A or 38 from Viru bus terminal to "Teletorn".
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Park of Kadriorg
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The reason why the Kadriorg park is different is because the Russian Czar, Peter came over and reckoned the local way of doing parks was totally wrong and taught the local savages – the German landlords – how to use a drawing board. In fact, we can't think of other parks in the country that have this much symmetry to them.
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Roof of Linnahall
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The roof of the building is a popular place among the local youth for enjoying the sunset. So grab a bottle, hide it well and head out to explore the concrete jungle on the seaside.
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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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Kohtu Viewplatform
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Once you've reached the high ground and have actually found the platform, you'll witness a sea of odd-looking red rooftops, grey guard towers and beautiful spires, as well as the modern Tallinn skyline in the distance. If you can't see the highrises, then it means you're on the wrong platform. But keep trying, you'll get there. Eventually.
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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.
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Tallinn Zoo
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It's certainly not as impressive as some of the others we've seen, but that's kind of the point. As the dwindling number of visitors means that the place has to work extra hard to improve the living conditions of the animals. Some of the cages have a very distinct Soviet feel to them. So go ahead and visit it. Do it for the snakes.
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The Ruins of Pirita Monastery
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The Pirita convent is old – the main building dates back to 1436. While the Old Town was safely huddled behind its sturdy stone walls, Pirita monastery was pillaged in 1577 by the infamous Ivan the Terrible. The ruins of the old convent are a sight to behold, with iconic Gothic gables a defining feature of the Pirita district.
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Katariina Quai
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Though it's pretty far, there are plenty of reasons to visit this lovely spot on the other side of the bay. Listen to the waves sliding by, enjoy a different view of Tallinn, have a picnic with friends, look at the ferries passing by or join local Russian-speakers for a swim or fishermen for a chat.
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St Olaf's Church Viewplatform
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If it's a good view you're after, you'll be happy to know you can climb the church's spire, which offers a 360-degree view of Tallinn. You'll have to pay a small admission fee, but the view is worth it. Did you know that the St. Olaf's church used to be the tallest building in the world (though only for 76 years) 'til the Eiffel Tower was built.
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