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Viimsi Open Air Museum The open air museum situated on the romantic coast of Viimsi provides a glimpse into the ancient everyday life of the coastal folk.
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Estonian Open Air Museum Travel back to the rural Estonia of old in this vast, living museum filled with recreated, 18-20th-century villages.
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CitySightseeing Tallinn – Open Top Tour Open top bus ensures that you have an unrivalled view of Tallinn and the best photo opportunities during the hop-on, hop-off tour focusing on central city, Pirita area and Rocca al Mare district.
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Viimsi taluturg (Viimsi farmers' market) Produce of local farmers from nearby farms on sale.
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Tallinn City Tour There is much more in Tallinn than just the Old Town. Explore the many faces of Tallinn with easy hop-on, hop-off buses. Free WiFi; audioguide is available in 10 different languages.
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St. John's Eve at the Open Air Museum St. John's Eve is one of the happiest festivities in the Estonian folk calendar. The Estonian Open Air Museum invites you to celebrate the whitest and longest night of the year like the locals. Warm yourself at bonfires, dance to folk music, climb on big village swings and participate in different fun games!
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Estonian Bread Day and autumn fair Traditional autumn fair at the Estonian Open Air Museum and the day of rye bread. The different historic farms introduce the making of rye bread starting from threshing and grain grinding to tasting the finished fresh bread.
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Kolu Kõrts Located among the re-created villages of the Open Air Museum, the mid-19th-century Kolu Inn offers a taste of good, old-fashioned, country-style dining, where you can sample traditional Estonian food.
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MARU A visit to this café in the Lennusadam port is like an adventure into a fabulous marine world, as the café's inner balcony offers a generous view of the museum's exposition.
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ARTICLES & GUIDES (20)

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Pirita – sea, nature, and historical landmarks Viimsi peninsulaNot far from Pirita, about 15 km from Tallinn city centre, lies the rocky Viimsi peninsula, also a popular area for its sandy...
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How to spend three days in Tallinn? A top tip for families with kids: In addition to the Skywheel (and shopping facilities), the T1 Mall of Tallinn also has an adventure park with...
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Practical information Weather, time, currency, public holidays, health & safety tips, etc.
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Top ideas for a green and sustainable city trip to Tallinn Are you looking for ideas for a green and sustainable city trip? - Tallinn is a place to enjoy greenery and green lifestyle in various ways....
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Seaside Tallinn As the long days of summer approach, Tallinn's coastal areas turn into busy cultural venues hosting a variety of regular and one-off events....
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Tallinn Card: pay less to see more Energy Discovery Centre 9 € KGB Prison Cells 5 € Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom 11€ Tallinn Zoo 8 € Estonian Open Air Museum...
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Tallinn Surroundings: Islands and more The rocky Viimsi peninsula, 15 km from Tallinn city centre to the east, is both a nature-lovers' getaway and a worthy destination for history...
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Visiting Tallinn by yacht There are plenty of well-equipped marinas for visiting yachts in Tallinn. Berthing fees differ depending on the location of the port, the size...
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Tallinn - A great destination for incentives Incentives are various group activities offering exciting and exceptional experiences in Tallinn and its surroundings. Tallinn is a novel destination,...
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Child-friendly restaurants There are also child-friendly restaurants outside the city limits. A short drive west of Rocca al Mare Shopping centre and the Estonian Open...
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Rocca al Mare – exciting animals and traditional country life Sitting at the western edge of the city is the coastal Rocca al Mare district. The area's name, meaning 'Rock by the Sea' in Italian, comes from...
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Top events in Tallinn The New Year usually kicks off with Bach’s music. Spring brings popular music festivals like Tallinn Music Week, Estonian Music Days, and Jazzkaar....
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Best places with unforgettable views of Tallinn Though best-known for its historic Old Town, Tallinn is also a seaside city and quite a laid-back place for a beach holiday. There are four sandy...
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Accessible Tallinn The Estonian Open Air Museum takes you back in time – this is the place to peek into old, rural Estonian villages. The area is fully accessible,...
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Exciting new sights in Tallinn Museum of Fat Margaret Opened in November 2019After a thorough renovation process, the Estonian Maritime Museum's exhibition in Fat Margaret...
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What is happening in Tallinn: top events in March Are you looking for something special to do in Tallinn? In March, Estonia's capital fills with music, the stages are taken over by next season’s...
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Do you know the “hills” of Tallinn? The construction of Lasnamäe started in the 1970s and it is still ongoing. Even though its reputation is not the best, it is actually a peaceful...
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Top medieval things to do in Tallinn This is an absolute must. Tallinn is called the City of Towers, and for a good reason. There are a lot of towers in this city. Church towers,...
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Kalamaja, Telliskivi, and Noblessner - industrial heritage and bohemian charm Kalamaja has made an art form out of transforming factory buildings into cultural institutions and museums. One of the first things you notice...
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Old Town – Where Tallinn's heart beats Twisting cobblestone lanes and iron street lamps. Gothic spires and medieval markets. Cappuccino and Wi-Fi. This is the city's famous Old Town.
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NEWS (15)

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What to do in Tallinn on Independence Day? 24 February is Estonian Independence Day and a public holiday. This also means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners that...
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What to do in Tallinn on Christmas and New Year? The coming Christmas holidays (24.-26. December) and New Year (1 January) bring changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several...
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Tallinn on 20 August, the Day of Restoration of Independence 20 August is a public holiday (Day of Restoration of Independence) in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s...
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What to do in Tallinn on Pentecost Sunday? 9 June is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Many places will be open and...
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What to do in Tallinn on Spring Day, May 1? May 1 is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn's sights & museums. However many places are...
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What to do in Tallinn on Independence Day? Estonia celebrates its Independence Day on February 24 and yes it's also a public holiday.
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Tallinn Card New Offers for 2019 Tallinn Card is pleased to announce that, as Tallinn’s landscape of attractions is constantly evolving, the Tallinn Card also has lots of new...
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Christmas and New Year with Tallinn Card The coming Christmas holidays (24.-26. December) and New Year (1 January) bring changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several...
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Cultural Highlights in 2019 The city's cultural calendar has a colourful choice of events to offer all year round, from classical music concerts and medieval festivals to...
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Events in Tallinn from September to November September is Estonian Food Month, but there will also be other exciting events in Tallinn this autumn, from fashion and theatre festivals to...
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What to do in Tallinn on Day of Restoration of Independence? 20 August is a public holiday (Day of Restoration of Independence: End of Soviet rule) in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours...
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What to do in Tallinn on Victory Day and St. John’s (Midsummer) Day? Victory Day (23 June) and St. John’s Day (24 June) are public holidays in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s...
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What to do in Tallinn on Pentecost Sunday? 20 May is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several places will be open...
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What to do in Tallinn on Spring Day, 1 May? 1 May is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several places will be open and...
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What to do in Tallinn during Easter? Good Friday (30 March) and Easter Sunday (1 April) are public holidays in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s...
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Museums where you can spend a whole day The Estonian Open Air Museum is not exactly indoors, but you can step into different old farms, shops, a pub, a school, and many other buildings...
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Best spots for picnics Estonian Open Air Museum is located by the sea in beautiful Rocca al Mare neighborhood. The museum presents life in Estonian villages in the...
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TOP 5 museum shops in Tallinn Located at the entrance to the ‘village’ of old houses and structures that make up the Estonian Open Air Museum, the shop sells authentic handicrafts...
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How to celebrate St. John’s Day like a true Estonian In Estonia, the Midsummer festivities are as popular as Christmas, and probably just as important.
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TOP events in June Tallinn Old Town Days30.05-02.06.2019All around the cityIn 2019, the Tallinn Old Town days will celebrate 800 years from the first recorded mention...
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Top events in December: Christmas and New Year's Eve in Tallinn At last, the time of the year has arrived when it is okay to play your favourite Christmas songs on repeat, go all out on decorating your home,...
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Top events in September Balti Jaam’s Night Market6.09.2019, 15:00-00:00Balti Jaam MarketEver wondered what happens at the market after the sun goes down? Well, here...
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TOP events in February Chinese New Year’s celebrations02.02.2019 12:00-18:00Freedom SquareA big concert, performances, exhibition and ice-sculptures wait for you at...
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TOP events in January Seto and Peipus-Russian Christmas Celebration 05.01.2018 11-15Estonian Open Air MuseumTraditionally the Slavs and Orthodox Setos celebrate Christmas...
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TOP things to do in Rocca al Mare Estonian Open Air Museum is one of the most beautiful areas in Tallinn – a traditional Estonian village by the sea. The museum has old houses...
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How to celebrate Easter like a true Estonian Like any other holiday, Easter is also a feast of good food. There will be meat on the table, and of course dishes made with eggs or quark. Estonians...
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100 things you should do in Tallinn in 2018 Refresh and recharge yourself in Tallinn. These attractions will help you find new perspectives of looking at art, objects, views and life. Take...
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Game of Thrones and the Seven Kingdoms in Tallinn „Before the Seven Kingdoms, before the Iron Throne, there was Dorne.” – Ellaria SandDorne and the Dornish people are culturally and ethnically...
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A local's guide to the Song and Dance Celebration Tips for a first-timerTo get up to speed with the story of the Estonian Song and Dance Celebration, visit the exhibitions introducing the event...
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TOP 5 picturesque cafés and restaurants outside the city centre Tallinn is a small and compact city. Everything is close by and you can walk to all the main sights, restaurants and museums. But there are some...
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Top events in October Söö Tallinn!4.-17.10.2019Different restaurants in Tallinn Finland’s biggest restaurant event is taking over Tallinn! The restaurants participating...
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Top 7 Tallinn Card tips Priority admission to some of the country’s most popular attractions is included with your Tallinn Card. This means you can skip the lines at...
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TOP events in March Shrovetide 03-05.03.2019Open Air MuseumOn Shrove Tuesday (5.03), we say goodbye to winter and start the Lenten period. This means celebrating...
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TOP events in May Europe Day09.05.2019Vabaduse väljakEuropean Day celebrations in Tallinn bring together embassies and international organisations based in Estonia,...
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Daytrip from Tallinn to Narva Narva Castle and BastionsNarva Castle has been standing tall by the Narva River since the 13th century. The castle’s Tall Hermann Tower offers...
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Daytrip from Tallinn to Tartu Tartu Old Town and the University of TartuTartu is the perfect destination to explore on foot. Just stroll on the streets of the city centre...
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Tallinn’s top 5 house museums
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How to celebrate Christmas like a local in Tallinn Estonians love Christmas. It is the number one holiday of the year. Christmas is celebrated from 24 to 26 December and the right way to spend...
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The Singing Revolution - How Estonia restored its independence The spontaneous Night Song Festivals started at the Tallinn Town Hall Square during the Old Town Days. The Town Hall Square is the beating heart...
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Why organise your event in Tallinn? House of the Brotherhood of Black Heads (Mustpeade Maja)The House of the Brotherhood of Black Heads is one of the oldest and most famous building...
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Daytrip from Tallinn to Haapsalu Haapsalu Railway StationHaapsalu Railway Station, located next to the bus station, is the perfect spot to start exploring the town. The railway...
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Top events in November Christmas tree on the Town Hall Square7.11.2019 to mid-January 2020Raekoja plats (Town Hall Square) Tallinn’s most iconic Christmas tree will...
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Tallinn's delicious cakes and pretty cafés Carmen Café was born out of the Carmen Catering business, and has gained huge fame among locals. The first café, opened in 2014, is located in...
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How to use Tallinn Card Mobile Tallinn CardTallinn Card Mobile Ticket is a sightseeing ticket based on a QR code. You can buy it from the Tallinn Card online shop and...
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MEETING PLANNER (2)

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Viimsi Open Air Museum The open air museum situated on the romantic coast of Viimsi provides a glimpse into the ancient everyday life of the coastal folk.
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Estonian Open Air Museum At this outdoor museum, arranged like an old village, conferences and events can be held in two genuine 19th-century buildings.
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