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Welcome to Tallinn
Medieval, Modern and Romantic
The scenery in Tallinn’s Medieval Old Town, an enchanting neighbourhood of centuries-old streets, houses, towers and squares could be torn right out of the pages of a storybook. But the Tallinn story has a modern twist:
That same Old Town is lined by modern restaurants, cafés and on-trend clubs that give Tallinn a hazy energy and buzz. Visitors are often amazed by the modernity and upbeat style of Tallinn: The fashionable shops, the stylish interiors and the plush hotels. Visitors will find plenty to discover in the diversity of the mix of the old and the new of Tallinn.
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Useful information
Language
Estonia's official language is Estonian. Russian, Finnish and English are also understood and widely spoken
Distance from pier to city center
Pier no 1, 17, 24, 25: 1 km
Transportation to/from airport
Public transportation and taxis available.
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Transport to/from city center
Old City Harbour is located a short distance from the Medieval Old Town. Public transportation and taxis available. Shuttle service available at the request of the cruise line. Limousine service available.
City Card
The Tallinn Card is a
sightseeing pass which gives you:
Free entry to over 40 top attractions and museums
Free travel on public transport
Discounts to sightseeing tours, activities, shops and restaurants
With Tallinn Card PLUS you also get free entry to the hop-on hop-off buses. https://www.visittallinn.ee/eng/tallinncard/prices-sales-points/online-shop
Downloadable map
https://mediabank.visittallinn.ee/static/files/045/kaart_a3_2019.pdf
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Port information
Old City Harbour is one of the biggest and busiest passenger harbours in the Baltic region. It is also the biggest passenger harbour for both Port of Tallinn and Estonia.
Berthing policy: Information available here
Port Reception Facilities
Port Fees
Harbour dues (Currency/GT)
0.48 EUR/GTPassenger dues (Currency/PAX)
1.46 EURServices available for guests
Always available
Available in some cases
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Selected attractions
Like most cities with an eight-hundred-year-old past, Tallinn is a patchwork of historic areas. The city's pride and joy is without a doubt its Medieval Old Town, but equally enchanting is the Kadriorg district, a throwback to the time when Estonia was ruled by the Russian Tsars. Other areas of Tallinn are perfect for those who want to get a glimpse of Soviet-era life, or just want to spend time in the great outdoors.
Medieval Old Town
13th to 16th century. Colourful, gabled
houses, half-hidden courtyards, guard
towers, and grandiose churches.
Kadriorg Park and Palace
Famed for its baroque palace and park,
1718. Summer palace of Russian tsar
Peter I.
Seaplane Harbour
Region´s biggest sea centre and
maritime museum in century old
architecturally unique hangars.
Song Festival Grounds
Home of the Estonian Song and Dance
Celebration, held every five years,
34.000 performers, 200.000 spectators.
TV Tower
Interactive exhibition on Estonian achievement
through the times. Viewing platform
and café 170 metres up.
Estonian History Museum
The Estonian History Museum’s Maarjamäe Palace opened its doors for Estonia’s 100th birthday in 2018 as an entertaining history centre.
The historic palace, situated next to the Pirita Promenade, has been renovated, and the summer hall and café have been given a fresh look. A beautiful view across the Tallinn Bay opens up from the palace’s proud tower.
Open Air Museum
The Estonian Open Air Museum, located in Tallinn's picturesque, seaside Rocca al Mare district, offers a glimpse into the country's rural lifestyle of the 18th to 20th centuries. The museum is arranged like a village, with 14 farms, a church, a tavern and a schoolhouse. There are also a number of windmills, fishing net sheds, a fire station, a dancing area and a village swing.
Exciting extras
Get a Taste of Estonia
Old Town restaurants offer traditional
Estonian food and cutting-edge fusion
cuisine.
Shop the Estonian Way
Old Town shop favourites: Hand-knitted
sweaters, wooden beer mugs, juniper
coasters. Open all week.
Visit the Rotermann Quarter
Former factory area just outside Old
Town: Shops, restaurants, culture.
Travel Back in Time
The Estonian Open Air Museum: Farm
houses, school, fire house, water mills,
windmills, working village tavern.
Do it Yourself!
Hand-paint your own Marzipan figurine
at Tallinn’s Marzipan Museum or
Kalev’s Chocolate Shop.
Events
23 Nov
2019
6 Jan
2020
Christmas Market on Town Hall Square
Place: Tallinn
Category: Arts & Handrafts
The fairy-tale atmosphere of the Christmas market makes anything possible! At the heart of it all – apart from Santa – is Estonia's most famous Christmas tree.
30 May
2020
3 Jun
2020
Tallinn Old Town Days
Place: Tallinn
Category: Arts & Handcrafts,Food,Music
The main venue of this traditional festival to celebrate the beginning of summer is the Old Town of Tallinn. The courtyards, squares, streets and coffee shops are filled with music, art and theatre.
Varied Shore Excurions
A variety of guided and self-guided tours are available here in Tallinn, starting from ghost walks to pub crawls.
CLASSIC & POPULAR
Tallinn Walking Tour
Explore the cobblestoned streets and
narrow alleyways of Old Tallinn by foot,
visiting key points of Upper and Lower
Old Town.
Tallinn Highlights
Walking tour pass the highlights of
the Old Town, then a panoramic drive
of the city’s main attractions and surrounding
area.
Upper Town and Kadriorg Palace
A walk in the Old Town, a drive to
Kadriorg Palace: One of the finest
examples of Baroque architecture in
Northern Europe.
Upper Old Town & Open-Air Museum
Tallinn’s Toompea Hill walking tour. Drive
to the Estonian Open-Air Museum at
Rocca Al Mare: Historic buildings from
all of Estonia.
Food tour
The tour takes you to a Medieval tavern, an organic food store, a popular deli shop, a typical Estonian restaurant and into the winery up on the Toompea hill with magnificent history. Along the way from place to place hear stories of the everyday life in Estonia and its history.
NEW & ADVENTUROUS
TV-Tower & Panoramic Drive
Passing ancient city walls, city centre,
and Kadriorg Park, and on to the TVTower
– a distinct mark of the Soviet
era. Astounding view.
Contacts
Port of Tallinn
Ingrid Berezin
Cruise & Ferry Manager
Tallinn City Tourist Office & Convention Bureau
Liis Läte
Tourism Development and Hospitality Manager