Tallinn Attractions

A city steeped in history and a rich cultural heritage, Tallinn is a sightseer's paradise and a great place to explore on foot or by bus. Dubbed 'mini Prague', the beautiful cobble-stoned streets of the Old Town are the perfect place to start your discovery of the city.

Featuring old buildings and churches, such as Alexander Nevsky Cathedra and St Olav's, the tallest church in Medieval Europe, travellers will love the enchanting feel of the town. Stroll through the Estonian Open Air Museum, take the kids to the Tallinn Zoo for the day, or pack a picnic and enjoy a day out at the Botanical Gardens.

Visitors in Tallinn keen on doing a lot of sightseeing should look into purchasing a Tallinn Card, which enables the bearer to free public transport, a free two-hour city sightseeing tour, and free admission to all of Tallinn's museums. The card is available for 6 hours, 1, 2 and 3-day options starting at EEK 185 for adults and EEK 95 for children. The card can be bought from the airport, harbour, tourist information offices and most hotels.

Estonian Open Air Museum

On a picturesque expanse of forest parkland on Kopli Bay is preserved a collection of historic Estonian buildings, transplanted…

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Kadriorg Palace and Park

The beautiful pink baroque Kadriorg Palace was the summer residence of Russian Tsar, Peter 1, and today stands proudly…

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Tallinn Botanical Gardens

Tallinn's magnificent Botanical Garden covers 110 hectares and contains more than 8,000 plant species. The flora comes…

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Tallinn Zoo

The Estonian capital's most popular family attraction is the zoo, crammed with close on 6,000 animals from Polar bears…

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The Old Town

The winding, cobbled streets of Tallinn's historic centre are the focus for most visitors to the city and the hub of…

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