Estonia Harju Tallinn

Tallinn seamlessly fuses its medieval past and architecture with modern amenities that include museums, cafes, and night life.

Spend a few hours exploring the ins and outs of the capital's historic center, enjoy people watching or relaxing in a cafe.

This platform offers amazing views of the Medieval landscape of the Old Town, the skyscrapers, the Pirita district, and the gulf.

At the top of this popular street, visitors can view the Old Town's fortified medieval walls and beyond.

This old market square remains a thriving center, with cafes, shops, and one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.

This elegant 18C palace houses an excellent museum with a fine collection of 16C-18C Estonian artwork.

In addition to its panoramic views, this medieval fortification features an interactive museum of the history of Tallinn.

Escape the bustle of the city and spend a few hours strolling along the sandy shores of Tallinn's lovely beach.

This museum covers five decades of occupation by the Nazis and then the Soviets. Unique films of this history are also available.

With special exhibits and seasonal events, this museum boasts a village with over 70 18C-20C reconstructed buildings.

Housed in a 14C merchant's home, this excellent museum covers Tallinn's vast history from its founding to the Soviet occupation.

Gain a greater appreciation of the Old Town's charm when walking along its one mile stretch of 13C walls and towers.

This 17C cathedral is a treasure with carved oak coats-of-arms, grave stones, and a bell tower that offers panoramic views.

This 13C church houses fantastic religious art and artifacts, including what remains of the famous 15C "Dance of Death" by Notke.

Among the Hanseatic architecture in the Old Town, these three well preserved 14C merchant houses now serve as a hotel.

Housed in the 16C Fat Margaret tower, this museum features ship and navigation history along with ships in its adjacent harbor.

Located in the 15C Great Guild Hall, this museum has comprehensive exhibits covering the region over the past 11,000 years.

Visiting this main street is a must-see; cafes, shops, and pubs make for fun people-watching in a Medieval setting.

One of Estonia's largest museums, this vast art museum boasts an amazing collection of artwork from the 18C until today.

Plants and animals from various climates make this park peaceful and rewarding. Don't miss the endangered European mink exhibit.

This 14C church features a facade with a continuously running 17C clock. Inside, its nave, altar, and paintings are exquisite.

A popular attraction combining theater with historic exhibits, bringing to life myths and history of medieval Tallinn.

Located in a 17C granary, this museum's contemporary collection of decorative arts is complemented by its excellent design exhibit.

Founded by Peter the Great in 1718, this 70 ha park features ponds, flowers, and historical monuments.

Sacked by Ivan the Terrible 150 years after it was built, the original 15C convent, now abandoned, is still an architectural wonder.

Estonia's largest botanical garden was established in the 19C, featuring a rock garden, an arboretum, a rosary, and a wealth of plants.

Whether or not you're a fan of the architectural style, these elegant Art Nouveau structures will amaze you.

Built in Russian Revival style, this 19C Orthodox Cathedral features phenomenal mosaics and icons, and eleven impressive bells.

The wealthier part of town during medieval times, this quarter boasts beautiful old architecture, parks, and viewpoints.

Home to puppets from all over the world, this interactive museum uses puppets to teach about Estonia's history.

Stroll around this commanding castle to admire its original 13C fortress walls, as well as its later Baroque additions.

Boasting a height of 314m, this tower is the city's tallest and offers great views from its observation deck, as well as a restaurant.

Offering a lot of fun for all ages, this museum traces the evolution of medicine and health care in a series of interactive exhibits.

Located in Kadriorg Park, this museum has historical exhibits, themed workshops and shows, and a lot of fun free-play activities.