Quote: It is an open air museum that shows life of Estonians as it was many centuries ago. Good spot for everyone who is interested in cultural heritage. I am not sure about such an exotic name for this clearly folk… Read More

Quote: Nice collection of different trees/plants/flowers, with a tropical garden in a special building, and open-air rose garden. Very green and quiet place close to the sea coast, located on the right bank of Pirita… Read More

Quote: As I already mentioned in "Old Town" tip, we have about 90% of the original town wall preserved until nowadays. It binds Old Town in from the modern world, and gives a real medieval impression. There are… Read More

Quote: This is a best night club and Tallinn. Best because it has more space than any other club, and that's why many parties are organized there - more people can attend. Discos are held almost every day, and special… Read More

Quote: There's a vibe at the Hollywood Club, located in Old Town, where the Estonian cool kids, adults who refuse to grow up, and tourists hang their hots in search of a potent blend of vintage 1970s disco, throbbing… Read More

Quote: In the cold climates of the Baltic, sweaters are a necessity. Apleks is Estonia's best-known sweater company, offering good buys to tourists. However, be aware that the dollar doesn't stretch as far as you'd… Read More

Quote: Zlobin sells traditional Estonian handicrafts: wicker baskets, wooden carved items, sweaters, linens, leather goods, and pottery model houses (in the style of Lilliput Lane) at reasonable prices. Good for… Read More

Quote: At the end of Pikk Tanav (Pikk Street) stands the Great Coastal Gate and the wonderfully named Fat Margaret's Tower.When the Great Coastal Gate and its fortifications were built in the early 14th Century… Read More

Quote: The heart of Tallinn's Old Town is the Raekoja plats, or Old Town Square. Surrounded by elegant pastel hued buildings and the creamy limestone facade of the Town Hall the square has been used as a marketplace,… Read More

Quote: Small stalls in the ancient fortress wall which was once used to store ammunition and supplies, are now used as a tiny flea market. Sweaters, the main product sold by local woman, dangle on hangers and cord… Read More