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For keyword "Seaplane Harbour" found 57 results

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Lennusadam (Seaplane Harbour) The unforgettable Seaplane Harbour is home to a super-modern maritime and military museum, complete with historic ships to tour.
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Beeta Promenade Tallinn’s new promenade is a footpath along the seaside.
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What is Architecture and How it's Done? The tour aimed at children explains how cities are built and what actually architecture is. Best for school-age kids the guided tour combines shapes of buildings with playful activities.
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Naissaar Day Cruise with Sunlines The island of Naissaar was once a guardian of the ports of Tallinn and home to Estonian-Swedish islanders who depended on fishing, sealing, and occasionally, offered refuge to passing pirates. oday, in addition to its beautiful nature, Naissaar hides a number of unique military remnants as well as traces of the island life before the war.
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Tallinn Bay Sightseeing Cruise with Sunlines You'll enjoy great views of harbour sights and the Old Town skyline on this cruise aboard the charming, Norwegian-built Katharina.
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Tour to Naissaar Lighthouse and Imperial underground tunnels with Sunlines The island of Naissaar was once a guardian of the ports of Tallinn and home to Estonian-Swedish islanders who depended on fishing, sealing, and occasionally, offered refuge to passing pirates. After the II World War, the Soviet Union declared the island a military area and off-limits to the public.
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Dinner Cruise on the Tallinn Bay A delicious dinner on the Tallinn Bay – the evening cruise on the historic steamboat Katharina is the best way to enjoy the beautiful views on the historic panorama of the Old Town.
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Naissaar Soviet Military and Coastal Folk Heritage Tour with Sunlines The island of Naissaar has been an important outpost ever since the 13th century. Its many rulers have populated the island with different defence structures transforming it in time into Estonia’s version of a tiny military Angkor Wat with scenic ruins covered by vegetation.
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World Music Days and Estonian Music Days For over 30 years, Estonian Music Days (EMD) has been one of the most important festivals to focus on the recent compositions of Estonian composers; most of the programme consists of world premieres.
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IRONMAN Tallinn An Ironman Triathlon is the hardest one-day endurance race in the entire world. Tallinn is one of the few capitals in Europe to host a full-length IRONMAN event.
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ARTICLES & GUIDES (11)

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TOP 10 Must see sights Just a short walk or tram ride from the Old Town, Kadriorg Palace is a stunning jewel of baroque architecture. It was built in the era of Tsar...
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Twin pearls of the Baltic Sea: Tallinn & Helsinki 4. Kalamaja – hipster heavenTen years ago, the Kalamaja district was shabby and suspicious. Today, it is the most popular neighbourhood in Tallinn,...
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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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Pay less to see more - how to make the most of Tallinn Card Niguliste Museum (St. Nicholas’ Church) 6 € Kiek in de Kök Fortifications Museum 7 € Tower of the Dome Church 5 € St. Olav’s Church...
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Arrival by Sea By SeaShips from Helsinki bring thousands of travellers to Tallinn's busy passenger port each day. There is an overnight ferry link with Stockholm...
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Accessible Tallinn The trendiest of them all, the district of Kalamaja, is known for its colourful wooden houses and bohemian lifestyle. Many streets, for example...
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Kalamaja - Wooden houses & Bohemian charm This quiet little neighbourhood just outside the Old Town is eye-catching for its colourful wooden buildings. Throughout most of Tallinn’s history...
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TOP 10 Tallinn Card attractions Tallinn Card is an all-in-one sightseeing card that grants free access to more than 40 museums and sights, free public transport, and over 30...
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An active holiday with children in Tallinn The maritime centre Seaplane Harbour offers activities for those seeking action – try firing a torpedo or hitting flying targets! Tour the original...
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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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Child-friendly restaurants The new and rapidly developing Kalamaja area has become one of the preferred places to live for families with young children. One of the most...
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NEWS (24)

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New restaurants in the Noblessner harbour and Rotermann Quarter The Tallinn restaurant world is expanding to the Noblessner harbour, and also in the Rotermann Quarter, where customers can now enjoy new eateries.
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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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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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The Winners of Silverspoon 2018 The winners of Silverspoon 2018 were announced in cooperation with the independent audit company PwC at Silverspoon Grand Awards Gala on the...
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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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New must see exhibitions in Tallinn The event calendar of Tallinn and its surrounding areas is full of unique and remarkable exhibitions and exhibits. Lovers of culture, history...
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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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Exhibitions worth visiting in Tallinn The event calendar of Tallinn and its suburbs is full of unique and remarkable exhibitions. Lovers of culture will certainly find something suitable...
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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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What to do in Tallinn on Independence Day? 24 February is Estonian Independence Day and a public holiday, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several...
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Active holiday in Tallinn Do you wish to live 100 years and more? Start today! On the centenary year of the Republic of Estonia, numerous exciting and thrilling sports...
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Christmas and New Year with Tallinn Card The coming Christmas holidays and New Year bring changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several places will be open and welcoming...
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VisitTallinn Christmas Calendar 2017 spreads the joy with special gifts from Tallinn Card partners VisitTallinn and Tallinn Card have created a unique Christmas Calendar to spread the joy and bring something special to each day from the 1st...
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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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Maritime Tallinn on the plate This summertime, seaside city Tallinn offers a multitude of maritime tastes. There is a significant number of seafood and fish restaurants in...
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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? 4 June 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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Spring and summer events in Kalamaja There is almost always something going on in the slightly sleepy, bohemian district Kalamaja, from community events to city-wide happenings....
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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 at Easter? Good Friday (14 April) and Easter Sunday (16 April) are public holidays in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours of Tallinn...
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MAYDAY. MAYDAY. MAYDAY. What should you do if you find yourself in trouble at sea? Who will come to your rescue? You will find the answers to these and many other questions...
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Cultural events in Tallinn from March to May The spring months ahead bring loads of music to the city along with exhibitions and opening of the International Flower Festival.
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Museums where you can spend a whole day Modern high-tech maritime museum is hidden inside this gigantic seaplane hangars in Kalamaja. If you arrive to Tallinn by boat, you can see the...
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Why organise your event in Tallinn? MaarjamäeThe Estonian History Museum – Maarjamae Palace opened its doors as a history discovery centre for the 100th Anniversary of the Estonian...
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TOP things to do in Kalamaja The Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam) situated in Kalamaja was opened in 2012. It’s a top-notch maritime museum located on the shore of Tallinn Bay....
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TOP events in March New! Sex & the Sea08.03.2019-19.01.2020The Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam)’Sex & the Sea’ gives you a glimpse into sailors’ fantasies at...
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TOP sport events in Tallinn in 2018 01.-05.08.2018Europe’s most eastern IRONMAN triathlon competition takes place in Tallinn on the 4th of August. The competition will begin with...
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Flâneur’s guide to Tallinn Old TownOld Town is like a small piece of heaven for the flâneurs. If you are looking for beautiful, medieval, urban surroundings with lots of...
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Celebrate Children’s Day with your kids in Tallinn The first day of June is the International Day for Protection of Children (lastekaitsepäev) in Estonia. Local organisations and attractions offer...
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TOP events in August Full-length triathlon IRONMAN04.08.2018The race begins with a single-loop 3,8 km swim in the Baltic Sea near the Seaplane Harbour museum. Athletes...
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TOP events in January Here are events and exhibitions that are closing in January. You still have time to visit!Christmas celebrations in the Tallinn City MuseumTallinn...
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Best ways to enjoy the snow in Tallinn This week we have had plenty of snow in Tallinn and the snowing doesn't seem to end any time soon either. As pure white snow covers the city,...
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100 things you should do in Tallinn in 2018 Jump back to your carefree childhood with fun activities in Tallinn! Whether you have kids or not, these attractions fit perfect for a holiday...
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Lennusadam (Seaplane Harbour) Home to Tallinn's unique seaplane hangars, the redeveloped harbour serves as the most exciting maritime museum in Northern Europe.
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