Cobbled pathways that make way for medieval buildings and markets, gabled homes, old churches and courtyards where you can see the world go by, the Old Town of Tallinn offers a time-warped experience....Read more

Buzzing with events, open-air concerts and festivals during summers and during the medieval festival, the Town Hall Square is the celebration center of the town. The square dates back to the 13th cent...Read more

The Toompea Hill located in the middle of the Estonian government and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, offers a fabulous view of the city. Legends say that the hill was formed where Linda mourned for K...Read more

The Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour occupies one of the most popular Maritime museums in Europe. The museum itself takes shelter in a unique seaplane hangar with architectural structure of ‘Peter th...Read more

Built in the late 19th century in a typical Russian Revival style of architecture, the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral’s onion shaped domes catch your attention straight away. The cathedral is placed...Read more

Built alongside the Kadriorg Palace in the early 18th century, the Kadriorg park offers quaint greenery with water elements, colorful flower beds and romantic pathways that multiply the charm of the p...Read more

The Oleviste Church was founded in the 12th century and dedicated to King Olaf II of Norway. Even though rebuilt in the 14th century, the church’s history is traced in documents to the 13th cent...Read more

Wrapping a hoard of activities for people of all ages, the Tallinn TV Tower stands at a height of 314 meters. The observation deck that overlooks the city, the restaurant on the roof top, ultra modern...Read more

Taking you to the 1970’s during the Soviet Union where the Soviet citizens lived with chaste friendships and everyone being watched by the party. The environment juxtaposed to the outside world ...Read more

Being the only surviving Gothic town hall in Europe and the oldest town hall in the Baltic and Scandinavia region, the Tallin Town hall was completed by the early 15th century. The weather vane of Old...Read more

Housed in a cannon tower, the Kiek in de Kok and Bastion Passages Museum offer a collection of the history of fortification in the city along with its defense strategies, weapons and stories of crimes...Read more

Preserving the original medieval fortifications of the city of Tallinn, the Town Wall consists of 20 towers that are open for public visit. The view from all of these towers is stunning and gives you ...Read more

Reliving the historic times from 18th to 20th century, the Rocca Al Mare Open Air Museum is set on 14 farms that function according to the rural roots with its own school, church, mills, fire station,...Read more

The Kumu Art Museum is one of the largest museums in Northern Europe and has a permanent collection from the 18th century to the Second World War. The place has a rare collection of works of art by ar...Read more

St. Catherine's Passage is one of the charming streets in the Old Town of Tallinn located behind the former building of St. Catherine's Church. The street is famous for its number of shops that sell t...Read more