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The unforgettable Seaplane Harbour is home to a super-modern maritime and military museum, complete with historic ships to tour.

A sea taxi connects the Seaplane Harbour and the river of Pirita. The boat rides on the Tallinn Bay are scheduled to take place on the summer weekends until the end of August.

MyTallinn series tells the story of the city through its people, their personal stories and thoughts.

This excursion combines sightseeing in Tallinn Old Town and a visit to The Seaplane Harbour. The unique story of Estonia and an important Hanseatic city is introduced by friendly and knowledgeable loc...

Bus line no. 73 opened up earlier this month to connect North Tallinn with the city centre.

The former submarine shipyard Noblessner is the fastest developing, and thus the most interesting, area in Tallinn today.

Tallinn’s new promenade is a footpath along the seaside.

The Tall Ships Races with around 100 different-size sailing training vessels touring and competing in European waters is the world’s largest offshore regatta. In 2021, this majestic fleet will stop in...

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.The race begins with a single-loop 3,8 ...

In the beginning of the twentieth century, this former medieval fishing village developed into a modern industrial centre and became a home for factory workers. Kalamaja, located just outside the Old ...

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 at the Seaplane Harbour’s new hands-on exhibition ‘...

If you are looking for museums to spend a whole day wandering around, Tallinn is an excellent destination. From history and maritime culture to art and farm life, the city's biggest museums will keep ...

The coming Christmas holidays (24.-26. December) and New Year (1 January) bring changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several places will be open and welcoming visitors.

October is the month for enjoying Tallinn Card discounts in the Old Town’s restaurants and handicraft shops!

TheTallinn Cardis a smart, all-in-one sightseeing pass that gives you access to free public transport and more than 40 of the best museums and attractions in the city. But which of them are the ...

The coming Christmas holidays (24.-26. December) and New Year (1 January) bring changes to the opening hours of Tallinn Card’s partners. Several places will be open and welcoming visitors.

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 visitors.

There is almost always something going on in the slightly sleepy, bohemian district Kalamaja, from community events to city-wide happenings. Here, we have listed Kalamaja’s trendiest spring and summer...

The spring months ahead bring loads of music to the city along with exhibitions and opening of the International Flower Festival.

Today, when many of us are confined inside, making travel plans and dreaming of future trips is a good way to light up the mood. Tallinn Card partners have many exciting virtual experiences waiting fo...

Although lots of places are closed during the holidays, there is still plenty to do and see with Tallinn Card.

The cultural year of 2016 is dedicated to maritime heritage.

Find your way in one of the trendiest areas of Tallinn! In Visit Tallinn's new neighbourhood map, we share the main points of interest in Kalamaja, Noblessner Seafront Quarter and Telliskivi Creative ...

The coming spring holiday May 1 brings changes to many of the opening times of Tallinn Card partners. On May 1 majority of the museums and sightseeing spots are closed.

Crisp and wintry November is great for all sorts of indoor activities like visiting exhibitions or cafes and relaxing in spas.

The upcoming Easter Holidays bring changes to the opening times of the many Tallinn Card partners. On Good Friday (18.04) and Easter Sunday (20.04) most of the Tallinn's museums and sights will be clo...

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 competitions will take place in Tallinn. Take part, too! &...

Tallinn's cultural scene is equally entertaining in 2016!

Summer is at its peak right now. One amazing event is replaced by another on a weekly basis. Ahead are a classical music festival, a romantic bonfire evening, a marathon and a design event.

Staying isolated between four walls during the global coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak does not mean you have to give up on all the good things in life. Here are our top four things you can do in Tallinn...

Just before the Maritime Days celebration, a new promenade opened to the public introducing North-Tallinn’s coastline.

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 open and welcoming visitors.

31 May 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 welcoming visitors. From this selection you are sure to ...

Tallinn's cultural calendar is truly diverse and exciting. The highlights of the event seasonbegin with the first warmer days of springand culminate at the very end of the year with the fam...

The event calendar of Tallinn and its suburbs is full of provocative and remarkable exhibitions. Lovers of culture, history and design will certainly find something suitable from this list. &nbs...

The near-impossible task of seeing Tallinn in one day is easy when you have Tallinn Card in your hand. With free entrance to over 40 of the city’s top museums and attractions, plenty of discounts, and...

The coming Day of Restoration of Independence, August 20 brings changes to many of the opening times of Tallinn Card partners.On August 20 majority of the museums and sightseeing spots are closed.http...

Tallinn will be hosting many festivals in the Old Town and beyond.

9 June is a public holiday in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours ofTallinn Card’s partners. Many places will be open and welcoming visitors.

Tallinn Convention Bureau participated for the seventh time at the business tourism fair Convene in Vilnius and hosted a post-FAM tour to Tallinn.  

20 August is a public holiday (Day of Restoration of Independence) in Estonia, which means some changes to the opening hours ofTallinn Card’s partners. Many exciting events also take place around the ...

The Tallinn restaurant world is expanding to the Noblessner harbour, and also in the Rotermann Quarter, where customers can now enjoy new eateries.    

From April 7–9, Tallinn Convention Bureau participated at the Associations World Congress & Expo in Gothenburg, Sweden. Tallinn Convention Bureau participated in the two-day congress for the seven...

Estonia celebrates its Independence Day on February 24 and yes it's also a public holiday.

The former submarine shipyard Noblessner is the fastest developing, and thus the most interesting, area in Tallinn today.

The coming Day of Restoration of Independence, August 20 brings changes to many of the opening times of Tallinn Card partners. On August 20 majority of the museums and sightseeing spots are closed.

This summertime, seaside city Tallinn offers a multitude of maritime tastes. There is a significant number of seafood and fish restaurants in Tallinn and many of these have a magnificent sea view.

The event calendar of Tallinn and its surrounding areas is full of unique and remarkable exhibitions and exhibits. Lovers of culture, history and fashion will certainly find something suitable from th...

Kalamaja, along with Telliskivi and Noblessner, is a lovely neighbourhood in Tallinn, just next to theOld Townand the Balti Jaam railway station. Loved for its relaxed atmosphere, colourful wood...

The event calendar of Tallinn and its suburbs is full of unique and remarkable exhibitions. Lovers of culture will certainly find something suitable from this list.  

Tallinn boasts a 46km coastline and a vibrant maritime history.

VisitTallinn and Tallinn Card have created a unique Christmas Calendar to spread the joy and bring something special to each day from the 1stof December until the 24th.      ...

Tallinn is the ideal place to hold an event – this hidden gem by the Baltic Sea offers countless opportunities to host events of all type and size.

The sightseeing cruise on the historic steamboat Katharina is one of the best ways to enjoy the beautiful views on the historic panorama and towers of the Old Town.The cruise on the Tallinn Bay starts...

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 t...

The tour ultimately answers the question how is living in Tallinn organised. Taking you from Lasnamäe bloc-building residential area to ultra-modern, but architecturally unique Seaplane Harbour the to...