Vibrant, bustling, and full of allure – Tallinn makes for a perfect city escape. With its picturesque medieval old town, versatile nightlife and relaxed coastal vibe, Estonia’s compact capital is positively enchanting.
Tallinn Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to Talinn’s original 13th Century cobblestone streets, medieval churches, and lavish merchant houses. Though its’ structure has been wholly preserved, the Old Town is also host to several modern restaurants and bars, bringing much life to the historical city centre.
Noblessner seafront quarter is home to a yacht harbour, restaurants and taproom of Estonia’s most popular brewery, Põhjala. Gastronomic highlights include Michelin star restaurant 180°, and Lore Bistroo, a local favourite, among many other culinary spots to explore.
Kadriorg is a romantic destination near the coast. Home to Kadriorg Park established by Tsar Peter the Great, it is full of local charm, cosy cafes and home to Estonia’s largest art collection.
Telliskivi is the commercial and cultural hub of the Kalamaja district. It provides a great opportunity to experience the repurposed industrial buildings that Northern Tallinn is famous for. The factory buildings have become a popular meeting place for those who enjoy unique restaurants, art exhibitions, draft beers, design and vintage shops, alternative theatre and club events. The year-round Balti Jaama Market is a foodie paradise filled with stalls that are well worth a visit, as well as its numerous antique and unique design shops.
