2025 Tallinn Old Town Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

#Overseas Travel Strategy Poland is an Eastern European country facing the Baltic Sea, known for its medieval architecture and Jewish heritage The three Baltic states are the three countries that line the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea, south of Finland, from north to south VOL.3 introduces the sights of Tallinn's old town and Pärnu, the capital of Estonia This is a record of the eight days from leaving Japan to returning home °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Travel Itinerary 🔸Day 6 8:00 Travel by bus to Pärnu, Estonia, about 180km, about 3 hours🚌 11:00 Arrive Pärnu Sightseeing in Pärnu, Elisabeth Church, Tallinn Gate, etc. 12:00 Travel by bus to Tallinn, about 130km, about 2 hours 14:00 Lunch 15:00 Start sightseeing in the World Heritage Site of Tallinn's Historic District Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Toompea Castle, Raekoja Square, Three Sisters, etc. 17:00 Arrive at hotel Park Inn by Radisson Meriton 19:00 Dinner ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 7 9:00 Take bus and walk to Kadriong Palace, about 3km, about 30 minutes including walking🚌🚶 10:00 Arrive at Kadriong Palace 11:00 Take bus and walk to hotel, about 3km, about 30 minutes including walking🚌🚶 12:00 Walk to Tallinn Old Town, about 1km, about 10 minutes Lunch, shopping, St. Nicholas Church, etc. 15:00 Return to hotel 15:30 Take bus to Tallinn Airport, about 7km, about 15 minutes 18:30 Leave Tallinn, fly to Warsaw by Polish Airlines✈️ 19:10 Arrive Warsaw 22:50 Leave Warsaw, fly to Narita by Polish Airlines✈️ ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 8 18:30 Arrive Narita °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹 Useful items Rain gear, tissues (often not provided at hotels), eco-bag 🔹 Things to be careful of when returning to Japan Meat, meat products such as instant noodles, and raw fruit are prohibited from being brought into Japan 🔹 Duty-free limits for entry into Japan Up to 3 bottles of alcohol (approximately 760ml per bottle) Up to 200 cigarettes

#europetrip Visiting Tallinn’s Old Town felt like stepping into a living museum. As I walked through the Viru Gates, the cobblestone streets and medieval buildings seemed to hum with history. I explored the winding alleys, discovering hidden courtyards and quaint shops selling handmade crafts. In Raekoja Plats, I lingered by the Town Hall, admiring its Gothic architecture and the timeless charm of the square. Climbing up Toompea Hill, I reached a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the town. The red rooftops and towering spires stretched toward the horizon, a perfect blend of past and present. Tallinn’s Old Town wasn’t just a destination—it was a journey into a world of stories, waiting to be uncovered at every turn. 📍Address: Tallinn Old Town

Walking through Tallinn, Estonia, feels like stepping into a fairy tale. The cobblestone streets of the Old Town are lined with medieval buildings, each telling a story of the city’s rich history. Start at the Town Hall Square, where the spire of the Gothic town hall pierces the sky. Wander up to Toompea Hill for stunning views of the city and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral's ornate domes. Don't miss the medieval towers, like Kiek in de Kök, that dot the city’s ancient walls. Tallinn’s blend of history, culture, and charming cafes makes it a must-visit destination. #100WaysOfTravel #historicallandmarks #instatravel #citywalk

Tallinn's Old Town is a captivating blend of medieval charm and modern vibrancy. As you stroll through its cobblestone streets, you're transported back to the Middle Ages, surrounded by well-preserved buildings, ancient churches, and towering city walls. The stunning Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the historic Town Hall Square are must-see highlights. Quaint cafes, artisan shops, and lively markets create a welcoming atmosphere. The views from Toompea Hill offer a breathtaking panorama of the city. Whether exploring hidden courtyards or enjoying traditional Estonian cuisine, Tallinn's Old Town is a treasure trove of history and culture #100WaysOfTravel #instatravel #localguides #historicallandmarks

#summerdestinations Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a delightful destination to visit in the summer. Here are some highlights and tips for your trip: Must-See Attractions 1. Old Town (Vanalinn): Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats): The heart of the Old Town, surrounded by colorful buildings and cafes. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral: An impressive Russian Orthodox cathedral. St. Olaf’s Church: Once the tallest building in the world, it offers great views from its tower. Toompea Castle and Toompea Hill: Historical and governmental hub with stunning views of the city. Tips 1. Weather: Summers in Tallinn are mild, with temperatures typically ranging from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F). Pack layers and a light jacket for cooler evenings. 2. Getting Around: Tallinn’s public transport system is efficient and includes buses, trams, and trolleys. The Old Town is best explored on foot. 3. Currency: Estonia uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s good to have some cash for smaller vendors. Enjoy your visit to Tallinn! #summer #mytravelhacks #localguides #historicallandmarks #estonia

I went to Estonia, one of the three Baltic states 🇪🇪 To be honest, it's a hidden gem that you don't hear much about in Japan, but it was a wonderful city full of exotic atmosphere with many old-fashioned buildings remaining ✨ This time, I've put together a collection of cute doors I found in the old town of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia 🚪 The doors, each with their own unique character that you'd expect from a historic city, were like something out of a storybook! —————————————————Spot information📍Location: Tallinn Old Town🚗Access: From Tallinn International Airport to the entrance to the Old Town, Viru, take the bus for 25 minutes (line 2, 2 euros), then the tram for 25 minutes (line 4, 1.5 euros), then the taxi for 10 minutes (around 10 euros with the ride-hailing app Bolt or Uber)💡Recommendation: Tallinn Old Town, a World Heritage Site, is beautiful not only for its spectacular views and tourist spots, but also for the finer details of its architecture #Estonia #TallinnOldTown #BalticStates #EuropeTravel #PhotogenicSpots #WorldHeritage #OverseasTravel #TravelWithMe #IStartedMoments

Tallinn Old Town, a World Heritage Site with a medieval streetscape 🇪🇪 I'd like to introduce a wonderful alley I found in this Estonian city ✨ — Viru Street — The second and fifth photos are Viru Street. It rained the night before, so I was walking around looking for a puddle early the next morning, and I found one in the perfect position, so I took a picture in it ☂️ The second photo is upside down, so please turn your smartphone around to see it! Maybe because it was taken right after it rained, the water was crystal clear and the reflection was very beautiful 😍 It was a main street like a fairy tale world that runs from the Viru Gate (East Gate), one of the entrances to Tallinn Old Town, to Raekoja Square ✨ — Müürivahe Tänav — The third photo is Müürivahe Tänav, a street along the city walls. During the day, you can climb the wall from the tower near the Viru Gate in the southeast of the Old Town and enjoy the Old Town while walking along the corridor. You can also climb to the top of the tower itself (Herreman's Tower), and along the wall are rows of stalls selling knitted products, known as the "sweater wall." This is one of the recommended areas in Tallinn's Old Town. — St. Catherine's Passage— The fourth photo is St. Catherine's Passage. It was full of wonderful elements such as stone arches full of fantasy, beautiful cobblestones, the soft light of street lamps, and pointed roofs visible from the street✨Even in Tallinn Old Town, where medieval streetscapes remain and it feels like a fairy tale world, this is my personal favorite alley😍 So far, I've summarized three recommended alleys in Tallinn Old Town, Estonia, one of the three Baltic states🇪🇪To be honest, it's a hidden spot that you don't hear much about in Japan, but it was a wonderful city full of exotic atmosphere with many old-fashioned buildings✨— ... Tallinn's Old Town, a World Heritage Site, is not only beautiful in terms of its stunning views and tourist spots, but also in the finer details of its architecture. #Estonia #Baltic States #European Travel #Overseas Travel #Travel with Me #I've Started Moments #Photogenic Spots #Hidden Spots Recommended for Travel Lovers

While traveling in Finland and Sweden, head to Estonia! It's about a two-hour ferry ride from Helsinki to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. There are also ferries in service in Sweden, so I recommend combining your two trips! My trip was Japan → Helsinki → Estonia → Sweden → Turku → Helsinki → Japan. Estonia is actually an IT powerhouse! Skype was born in Estonia! The Old Town of Tallinn, the capital, is a World Heritage Site. Just walking around the walled old town is fun! Take a short break and enjoy the atmosphere! #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #TallinnOldTown #Estonia

Tallinn Old Town, located in the heart of Tallinn, Estonia 🇪🇪✨. The town has a long history and developed as a trading hub. To this day, the beautiful Old Town in the center of Tallinn is referred to as the Tallinn Historic District. Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, the Old Town retains the charm of a medieval city. Narrow cobblestone streets are lined with red-roofed towers and buildings, making you feel as if you’ve stepped into a storybook✨. The city walls surrounding the Old Town also remain largely intact, preserving the historic atmosphere 🇪🇪.

Estonia, one of the three Baltic states, is home to the fairy-tale city of Tallinn. The Old Town of Tallinn has been preserved as a medieval streetscape and is registered as a World Heritage Site. The Old Town is compact and car access is restricted, so you can see everything in one day. Best season: In early summer, the temperature is around 20 degrees and the weather is sunny. Spots: Viru Gate: Entrance to the Old Town Katarina's Path: Stone archway Raekoja Plats: Starting point for sightseeing, events held City Council Pharmacy: The oldest surviving pharmacy in Europe Old Town Hall: You can climb the tower from June to August Kovtutsa Observatory: Overlooks the city of Tallinn Alexander Nevsky Cathedral: Russian Orthodox Church Three Sisters: Three buildings Fatty Margareta: Fortress It's best to visit in this order. #EuropeTour #Tallinn #Estonia #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Estonia #Tallinn #EuropeTour

🏰 1. Stroll Through Vanalinn District Tallinn's Old Town, "Vanalinn," boasts one of the best-preserved medieval streetscapes in Europe. With its red brick roofs and cobblestone streets, wandering aimlessly is the most enjoyable way to explore. Peek into cafes and souvenir shops while soaking in the charming atmosphere of the town. ⛪️ 2. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Located on Toompea Hill, this Russian Orthodox church features onion-shaped domes and black-and-gold decorations, offering a distinctly exotic vibe. Stepping inside, you'll be enveloped by the glow of candlelight and the sound of hymns, creating a serene and calming experience. 🛡 3. Nun Tower and Walls One of the few spots where you can walk along the Old Town's walls. Climbing the stairs rewards you with stunning views of Tallinn's sea of rooftops contrasted against the blue Baltic Sea. It's a treat for photography enthusiasts and a chance to feel like a medieval soldier. 🍔 4. Depoo Food Street Located in a redeveloped warehouse district, this trendy food spot features container stalls offering everything from craft burgers to international cuisine. It's a great place to experience "modern Tallinn" with its stylish yet laid-back vibe. 🥟 5. Baltima Jaama Turg × Pelmen Käsitöö Kohvik At the local eatery "Pelmen Käsitöö Kohvik" inside the market, you can savor handmade Estonian-style dumplings (pelmeni). The chewy dough, buttery aroma, and choice of sauces are simply delightful. Pair them with SAKU Originaal, a light and easy-to-drink local beer, for an authentic lunch experience. 🍸 6. Junimperium Distillery for a Gin & Tonic Break A hidden gem for craft gin lovers, Junimperium Distillery offers gin with delicate botanicals and rich aromas. Enjoying a gin and tonic in the distillery's cozy corner is the perfect way to unwind on a quiet afternoon. 🥞 7. Pub Kompressor for Crepe-Style Pancakes This lively pub, popular among locals, serves **giant pancakes (similar to crepes)**. With toppings ranging from berries to chicken and cheese, each dish is generously portioned and comforting, leaving you full and satisfied.

Tallinn's Old Town is compact, so some people may finish looking around surprisingly quickly. A popular supermarket in a good location in the Old Town is perfect for such times! ⭐️Vanalinna Rimi express A compact supermarket in the city. From the outside, it looks about the size of a convenience store, but it is actually deep, and you will be surprised by the richer selection of products than you would expect. Perhaps because it is aimed at tourists, there are many items that are just the right size for souvenirs, and there are many sweets and seasonings available. My recommendation is Estonian specialty kofke! It is a simple sweet made of a thick, sour, hard Greek yogurt wrapped in chocolate. It comes in a variety of flavors, including berry, pineapple, and apple, and no matter which one you try, it is cheap and delicious! Be sure to try it as a companion for your walk around the city! This supermarket also has self-checkouts, so I like how easy it is to use even if you don't speak Estonian 🫶 📍Location: Pikk tn 11, 10123 Tallinn, Estonia #0 yen trip

#0yentravel "A square surrounded by colorful buildings in the center of the old town. In summer, it's lined with cafes, and in winter, it's bustling with trees and food stalls. The world's oldest pharmacy, Lae Pharmacy, is also nearby, so history buffs will love it! ▶ Cafe Tips: Great view from the terrace seats ▶ Recommended: Stroll around with a glass of mulled wine in hand 🍷"

#0yentravel "The streets lined with cobblestones and spires make this one of the best medieval cities in Europe. The maze-like alleys, castle walls, and views from the observation points are beautiful, making every scene picturesque! The Christmas market is also popular in winter. ▶Recommended: View from Toompea Hill 📸 ▶Note: There are many slopes, so wear comfortable shoes."

Tallinn is like stepping into a fairytale, then finding a craft beer bar tucked behind a 13th-century wall. Its Old Town, a UNESCO treasure, is a maze of cobbled streets, spires, and hidden courtyards that feel frozen in time. But beyond the historic charm lies a buzzing creative scene—startups, street art, and trendy cafés. With a perfect blend of old and new, Tallinn is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets—charming, edgy, and endlessly photogenic. #travel #couplestrip

Tallinn, Estonia is such a cool place to visit. The Old Town is honestly like something out of a medieval movie. cobbled streets, old buildings, and those classic red rooftops everywhere. It feels like stepping back in time, but with great coffee shops and local spots mixed in. Just wandering around, you’ll find hidden courtyards, old towers, and awesome views from the city walls. It’s got this magical vibe, especially in the evening when the lights come on. If you’re into history, cool architecture, or just want somewhere different, Tallinn is definitely worth checking out. Loved every minute of it.

Amazing city with lots to see and do. I stayed at Merchants hotel in the old town and was perfectly placed. Spent the day wandering around the old town and along a little bit of the coast by the ferry terminal. Everyone was super friendly and next day caught the ferry to helsinki which was really easy.

#romanforum Exploring the Roman Forum in Tallinn offers visitors a unique opportunity to engage with history and culture in a setting that bridges ancient traditions and modern innovation. Strolling through this impressive site, one can admire reconstructed columns, arches, and stone pathways that evoke the grandeur of the Roman era. The forum provides informative displays detailing Roman engineering, civic life, and the influence of ancient practices on today’s society. Local guides share insights that connect the past to the future, emphasizing the importance of preserving cultural heritage. This immersive experience fosters an appreciation for history’s enduring impact and inspires reflection on how ancient wisdom can shape tomorrow’s world with lasting influence.

📌 Tallinn, Estonia I'm never one to decline an opportunity to explore another country and this time I found myself in beautiful Tallinn, Estonia's charming and medieval capital. It shaped out to be my favourite city break in all of the countries I've visited and here's why you should do it too. Why visit Tallinn? ⛪ Beautiful medieval vibe 🧭 Small, compact city, very easy to navigate and the city can be conquered in just a couple of days 💰 It's a very budget-friendly city to visit 🤫 It's a nice, chilled out and cosy atmosphere in the winter 🍽️ Excellent choice of food and drink establishments Arriving on a cold Saturday, I landed at the main airport at 10:50am. Heading outside the terminal I immediately found a bus ready and waiting to the city centre, costing just €2. 📷 Exploring Tallinn I then headed straight to my hotel to leave my bag, then I was straight out into the centre which is still enclosed within the medieval city walls and really stands out compared to the more modern outer-urban city areas. You'll know if you're in Old Town when you see the cobbled streets and striking array of medieval-style buildings. ⛪ I passed buildings like St. Nicholas' Church (Picture 2) on my way into Main Square which is usually where I will head first on any city visit, as they normally very quickly give you a feel for what the city will be like. 🏫 I arrived at Tallinn City Hall, which overlooks the Main Square in the centre of the Old Town (Picture 3). Here, many claim that the very first Christmas tree was placed in the 15th century 🌲 by the Brotherhood of Blackheads, after which, legend has it they danced around the tree and then burned it. 🧭 From here I did a self-guided City Tour and this took me down 'Pikk Tänav' (or in English, 'long street'), one of Tallinn's oldest. Here, you'll find a great collection of cafés, bars and bakeries in 15th century style. 🎥 Continuing, I passed buildings such as Sõprus Cinema (Picture 4) which is the hub of Tallinn's nightlife and St John's Church (Picture 5) which you may notice has a more modern look: it was completed in the 19th century. ⛪ I then reached Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Picture 6), a relic from Russia's occupation of Estonia. 📷 To get a good glimpse of the city, I came to Patkuli Viewing Platform (Picture 1) which you cannot miss on your visit to Tallinn as it gives you some excellent picture moments and if you want to summarise the city in one picture, this is just the way to do it. 🍽️ Time for something to eat, I enjoyed a Carbonara at a local restaurant before retiring to bed for the night. Day 2: 🚢 I was keen to see the harbour of Tallinn which is just by the city's Maritime Museum so took a walk up the jetty to take in the views (Picture 7). 📺 Onwards, to Tallinn TV Tower (Picture 8), a short bus from the city. Take the lift to the top for excellent city views (on my day, it was misty so hard to see the city but it was an adventure still and saw some great sights!). 🌃 Back into the town to Patkuli Viewing Platform for a completely different perspective on the city. The city is just a real piece of art at night when the buildings light up and the Church of St. Olaf of Hungary really stands out above the rest (Picture 9). 👋 Time to go back to the airport. I felt like the right way to say goodbye to the city was to view it back through Viru Gate (Picture 10) which cuts the Old Town from the rest. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Tallinn and I can recommend it to absolutely anyone! Great for solo trips or trips for couples that are looking for a relaxed, friendly vibe. I can't wait to return.

#europetravel Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a beautiful city rich in history and culture. Walking through its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, feels like traveling back in time with medieval buildings, charming cobblestone streets, and impressive towers. The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and St. Olaf’s Church are stunning landmarks. Toompea Hill offers breathtaking city views, while Telliskivi Creative City showcases Tallinn’s modern artistic side. The city’s museums, such as the Estonian History Museum, provide deep insights into its past. Tallinn’s blend of old and new creates a unique atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for history and culture lovers.

Just a 2-hour ferry ride from Helsinki, Estonia has always been an easy escape, but this time, I decided to go beyond Tallinn and venture into Tartu—Estonia’s university city, home to the Aha Science Centre. What started as a simple trip turned into a blend of medieval charm, modern creativity, and hands-on discovery. 🏰 Tallinn: A Fairytale Old Town with a Modern Edge Arriving in Tallinn, I was immediately reminded why this city never gets old (pun intended). The medieval Old Town, with its cobbled streets, pastel houses, and towering spires, felt like stepping into a storybook. I wandered through the Town Hall Square, climbed to Toompea Hill for the best panoramic views, and even stopped for a coffee at Maiasmokk, Estonia’s oldest café. But Tallinn isn’t just its historic beauty. Across the city, I found cool, artsy spots like Telliskivi Creative City, where old factory buildings have been transformed into hip cafés, street art, and design stores. The mix of old-world charm and modern creativity made it hard to leave, but Tartu was calling. 🚆 Tallinn to Tartu: A Scenic Train Ride The 2-hour train journey to Tartu was relaxing and scenic, passing through Estonian forests, fields, and quiet countryside. Tartu has a totally different energy—younger, livelier, and full of students. Walking around, the University of Tartu’s historic buildings gave the city a classic, intellectual vibe, while the street art and local cafés made it feel modern and fun. 🔬 Aha Science Centre: Play, Experiment, and Explore The highlight of my time in Tartu? The Aha Science Centre. This wasn’t just a museum—it was an interactive playground for anyone curious about science, space, and physics. From standing inside a giant soap bubble to testing out a hurricane simulator, every exhibit made me feel like a kid again. It’s the kind of place where learning feels like an adventure. 🌅 Back to Tallinn – One Last Stroll Before Heading Home After a full day of exploring, I took the evening train back to Tallinn, where I had just enough time for one last sunset walk along the coast before catching the ferry back to Helsinki. ✨ Final Thoughts Tallinn is always worth a visit, but adding Tartu to the trip made it even better. A mix of medieval history, modern creativity, and hands-on science fun, this Estonia getaway was the perfect mix of past, present, and future. #Tallinn #Tartu #EstoniaTravel #AhaScienceCentre #WeekendEscape #travel#thingstodo#familytravel#citydaytours

Tallinn's Old Town is dotted with souvenir shops selling traditional Estonian crafts and unique designs. Handmade woolen products, wooden goods, and Estonian honey and jams are especially recommended. Paintings and accessories by local artists are also popular. These items allow you to feel the nature and culture of Estonia, making them perfect for travel memories. The interiors of the stores have a warm atmosphere, and there are many spots that are easy to stop by in between sightseeing. -------------------------------------- 📍 Pikk tn 15, 10123 Tallinn, Estonia 🕰️ 10:00-20:00 --------------------------------------- #Free hotel stay #Estonia trip #Tallinn old town

Tallinn's Old Town is a fascinating place with the best-preserved medieval streetscape in Europe. Narrow cobblestone alleys and beautiful squares retain a strong historical atmosphere. In particular, Raekoja Square is lined with brightly colored buildings and cafes, and is bustling with locals and tourists. In addition, the symbol of Tallinn, Toompea Castle, and the tower of St. Olaf's Church, built in the 13th century, overlook the entire Old Town, offering breathtaking views. In addition, the Town Hall and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral are also worth visiting, allowing you to feel the history of Tallinn in depth. This Old Town, where you can feel like you've traveled back in time to the Middle Ages just by walking around, is a must-visit spot for history lovers and photography enthusiasts. 📍Raekoja plats 1, 10146 Tallinn, Estonia #FreeHotelStay #EstoniaTrip #TallinnOldTown

A pottery specialty store in the courtyard of the craftsmen 🍽️ There were many pottery pieces lined up in the store It was a lot of fun just looking at them! The colorful houses in particular were very cute 💓 Perfect as a souvenir from Tallinn! ✨ --------------------------------------- 📍Vene tn 6-2, 10123 Tallinn, Estonia 🕰️ 11:00-18:00 --------------------------------------- #Free hotel stay #Estonia trip #Tallinn old town

Rüütel & Matilda English Bookshop in Tallinn is a hidden gem of a bookstore for English book lovers. Located on a quiet street in the Old Town, it not only has a wide selection of English books, but also has a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. You can enjoy a wide variety of genres, from travel and history books to literature and children's books. If you visit during your walk around Tallinn, you may find a wonderful book. 📍Rüütli 4, 10130 Tallinn, Estonia #FreeHotelStay #TravelToEstonia #TallinnOldTown

#europetrip Tallinn Old Town’s borders are marked by its well-preserved medieval walls, which stretch around the historic core like a protective embrace. Originally built in the 13th century, these stone fortifications include towers like the iconic “Fat Margaret” and “Kiek in de Kök,” offering glimpses into the city’s past. Beyond the walls, modern Tallinn hums with activity, but within, the cobblestone streets and ancient gates transport visitors to a bygone era of knights and merchants. The Old Town’s borders not only define its charm but also preserve its rich history as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 📍Address: Tallinn Old Town

#europetrip The cobblestone streets of Tallinn Old Town felt like stepping into a fairytale. Entering through the Viru Gate, I wandered among pastel-colored buildings and narrow alleys, their charm frozen in time. At Toompea Hill, I admired the sweeping views of red-tiled roofs and spires. Inside Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the soft glow of candles and scent of incense brought peace to my journey. In the Town Hall Square, a lively Christmas market filled the air with music, mulled wine, and the warmth of festive cheer. As night fell, lantern-lit streets glowed with magic, and the town felt alive with stories of the past. Tallinn Old Town was more than a visit—it was an unforgettable escape into history and wonder. 📍Address: Tallinn Old Town

Tallinn old town is a must go attraction point in Estonia ! don't miss this !