Top attractions, hidden gems, and free activities. Everything you need for the perfect Tallinn experience.
One of Europe’s best preserved medieval old towns, with city walls, church spires and cobbled lanes. Cafes, small shops and viewpoints make it perfect for slow exploration between work sessions.
Hilltop quarter above the Old Town with parliament buildings, viewpoints over the city and the ornate onion-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. A classic sunset spot in Tallinn.
Revitalised industrial area with street art, galleries, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, next to a modern market hall full of food stalls and local produce. A daily hangout for many remote workers and locals.
* Estimates based on typical entry fees. Actual prices may vary.
One of Europe’s best preserved medieval old towns, with city walls, church spires and cobbled lanes. Cafes, small shops and viewpoints make it perfect for slow exploration between work sessions.
Hilltop quarter above the Old Town with parliament buildings, viewpoints over the city and the ornate onion-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. A classic sunset spot in Tallinn.
Revitalised industrial area with street art, galleries, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, next to a modern market hall full of food stalls and local produce. A daily hangout for many remote workers and locals.
Baroque palace built for Peter the Great and a vast surrounding park with ponds, walking paths and museums. Ideal for laptop-free walks, runs or reading under the trees in summer.
Award-winning maritime museum in a huge seaplane hangar, with historic ships, a submarine and interactive exhibits. Great choice for a cold or rainy day.
Seaside promenade and sandy beach a short ride from the centre, with views back to Tallinn’s skyline. Busy on warm summer days, quiet the rest of the year.
Tall observation tower with panoramic views towards the city and the Baltic Sea. Includes exhibits on Estonian history and a glass-floored platform for those who like a bit of adrenaline.
Streets of colorful early 20th-century wooden houses in Kalamaja give a different side of Tallinn away from the walls and glass towers. Combine it with coffee stops and a stroll to the sea.
Book popular sites in advance. Major attractions sell out weeks ahead—book online to avoid disappointment.
Go early or late. Major attractions are packed midday. Visit at opening time or after 5pm for smaller crowds.
Look for free entry days. Many museums offer free entry on certain days or evenings.
Get a city pass. If you're visiting multiple attractions, city passes often save money and include transport.
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