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Tallinn Tourist Information

The historical city of Tallinn in Estonia is located on the Gulf of Finland's southern shore. At Tallinn's historical centre, you can find the Toompea Hill, which has medieval buildings, narrow winding alleys and romantic cobbled streets. The Estonian capital has recently become avery popular tourist attraction, particulairly for Finnish day-trippers visiting the city by ferry, arriving from Helsinki.

Strolling around Tallinn is a popular tourist passtime as there are plenty of wonderful attractions that are accessible on foot including the Toompea Castle which is a must-see tourist attraction, as are the Holy Ghost Church and the stunning Gothic Town Hall. Tallinn has numerous cobbled streets and shaded alleyways, which contribute to the city's medieval atmosphere. Tourists love its unique mix of old and new architectural styles.

Tallinn's nightlife is very lively. This astonishing city heats up in the evening with a wide range of outstanding restaurants, vibrant bars and night clubs. An ideal spot to head to when the evening begins is the Town Hall square. Here you can find plenty of laid-back cafés and trendy bars, where visitors and locals mingle.

The old historical city is Tallinn's top attraction. The old town dates from the 15^th and 17^th centuries, and remains excellently preserved. Interesting examples of Estonian architecture can be found at the Estonian Open Air Museum. The facility is situated at Bayside Park. The Kadriorg Art Museum is housed in the Kadriorg Palace. It was Tsar Peter I who began constructing the palace in 1718, and it is widely believed that it was the Tsar himself who laid some of the first foundation stones. Other must-sees while visiting Tallinn are the highly regarded zoo and the Estonian Museum of Natural History.

Hotels in Tallinn

Tallinn is located only 50 miles from Helsinki. Today, the city is a popular tourist destination. This compact, seaside city offers history, culture and a vibrant nightlife. Its position makes it a perfect location from where to explore the Baltics. Hotels include the Dzingel Hotel for those on a budget; the four-star rated Merchants House Hotel, luxurious and centrally situated; and the first-class Metropol hotel, which can be found nearby the Old Town, providing fitness amenities and a casino.