Guide 🇪🇪 Tallinn
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Tallinn Old Town
UNESCO World Heritage site with medieval architecture and cobblestone streets.
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Orthodox cathedral known for its striking Russian Revival architecture.
Town Hall Square
Tallinn Old Town’s central square, framed by colorful historic houses and cafés, anchored by the Gothic Town Hall and the Old Thomas weather vane.
Tallinn Town Hall
Impressive Gothic town hall on Town Hall Square, noted as the only surviving Gothic town hall in Northern Europe and a key Old Town landmark.
Toompea Castle
Historic castle housing the Estonian Parliament.
Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform
One of Tallinn’s best viewpoints for “money-shot” panoramas, showcasing the contrast between medieval Old Town rooftops and the modern city beyond.
St Catherine’s Passage
A famed 700-year-old medieval alley with atmospheric archways, tombstones from the Dominican friary, and artisan workshops selling crafts like glass and ceramics.
Patkul Lookout
A classic viewing platform with postcard vistas of Tallinn’s towers and spires, backed by the sea—ideal for panoramic photos and orientation.
Kiek in de Kök
A formidable medieval cannon tower now part of the City Museum, famed for atmospheric fortifications and stories of cannonballs still lodged in the walls.
St. Olaf's Church
Medieval church once considered the tallest building in the world.
Great Coast Gate
One of Tallinn’s best-preserved medieval gates, dating from before 1400, featuring the city coat of arms carving and an interior crucifix.
Kadriorg Palace
Baroque palace built by Peter the Great, now an art museum.
Balti Jaama Market
A lively market in a warehouse-like space offering antiques, vintage clothing, food stalls, and everyday local shopping—great for modern Tallinn atmosphere.
Seaplane Harbour
Maritime museum with historic ships and interactive exhibits.
Maiasmokk
Tallinn’s historic café opened in 1864, known for elaborate window displays and marzipan artistry; visit the Marzipan Room to watch artists at work.
Long Leg Gate
Historic gate and cobbled route up the hill toward Toompea, lined with boutiques selling locally produced ceramics and textiles.
Telliskivi Creative City
Cultural hub with art studios, shops, and restaurants.
DEPOO
A repurposed locomotive depot turned shipping-container food hall, popular for casual eats and a trendy local vibe beyond the Old Town.
Kumu Art Museum
Estonia's largest art museum featuring contemporary and modern art.
Tallinn TV Tower
Observation tower offering panoramic views of the city.
Estonian Open Air Museum
Open-air museum showcasing traditional Estonian village life.
Patarei Prison
Former sea fortress and prison, now a cultural park.
Old Town
The top choice for sightseeing and culture with numerous historic buildings and medieval sites.
City Centre
An excellent choice for trendy dining and shopping with a mixture of historic sites and modern attractions.
Noblessner
Fashionable seaside district with modern architecture, galleries, cafes, and calm waterfront walks and sunsets.
Maakri
Central modern district with upscale hotels and spas, practical base for exploring multiple neighborhoods.
Kassisaba
Quiet, safe neighborhood near the center with wooden houses, well-connected to Old Town and nearby districts.
Sadama
Convenient harbor-side area near ferry terminals and Old Town, with wide promenades and good transport links.
Kalamaja
A trendy neighborhood popular with students and young entrepreneurs, known for its hip restaurants, indie shops, and bars.
Kadriorg
A tranquil area with a sprawling park and proximity to the seaside, ideal for those seeking peace and nature.
Rotermann Quarter
Compact modern quarter with cafes, shops, and architecture, close to Old Town and lively dining options.
Tatari
Quiet residential area near the center, with historic buildings and cafes, well-connected for getting around.
Nõmme
Very quiet, forested suburb with trails and a local market, offering peaceful stays with train or bus access.
Pirita
A quieter area popular in summer for its beautiful beach, offering a relaxed local vibe.
Uus Maailm
Practical residential area close to the center, with supermarkets and cafes, popular for longer budget-friendly stays.
Kristiine
A green area with parks and shopping centers, ideal for summer vacations and family-friendly activities.
Lasnamäe
Known for its varied leisure offers, great views of the bay, and proximity to the airport.
TLL
Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport
HEL
Helsinki Vantaa Airport
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