L. Koidula 12A Map
Ph: +3726013232
tammsaare@linnamuuseum.ee · Homepage

Anton Hansen-Tammsaare (1878-1940) is considered to be the greatest Estonian writer of the 20th century. His most famous work is the five-part epic, Truth and Justice, which covers all strata of Estonian society. The museum chronicles his life and work, but just as interesting is the apartment, painstakingly restored to its 1930s original, where the writer lived the last eight years of his life.

Uus 33 Map
Ph: +372 511 1819
mail@citybike.ee · Homepage

City Bike offers this fascinating, 2-hour bicycle tour of Tallinn’s harder-to-reach beauty spots. The 14km, English-language excursion starts at the City Bike office (Uus 33) in Old Town, reaching Kadriorg Palace and Park, the Song Festival Grounds, Pirita Beach and St. Bridget’s Convent. Book at least 1h prior, ph +372 511 1819. NB! You can choose this excursion with Tallinn card for free of charge. ...

Kloostri 6A Map
Ph: +3726212175
kristo@bellmarine.ee · Homepage

A. Weizenbergi 20A Map
Ph: +372 601 3431 · Fax: +372 601 3432
restoran@carramba.ee · Homepage

Out in the serene Kadriorg Park, not far from the Kadriorg Palace, is Carramba, a celebrated Mexican restaurant with a fun-loving interior in the style of the Old West. Wash down your spicy Mexican or Tex-Mex meal – chili con carne, quesadillas and fajitas included – with a refreshing Mexican beer or cocktails. Tallinn Card: 10% discount from a menu.

Pirita tee 56 Map
Ph: +3726228600 · Fax: +3726228601
post@ajaloomuuseum.ee · Homepage

Viru väljak Map
Ph: +372 627 9080
info@citytour.ee · Homepage

Explore Tallinn the easy and fun way! With audio commentary available in 10 languages, the Pirita Tour's route runs from the town centre to the Pirita district and back. Its 12 stops include Kadriorg Park, the Maarjamäe Palace, St.Bridget’s Convent, the Botanic Gardens and the TV Tower. NB! You can choose this excursion with Tallinn card for free of charge. When choosing another Tallinn tour you can ...

Ph: +372 601 4548
kadriorupark@kadriorupark.ee · Homepage

In 2011 the Kadriorg Park received a truly wonderful addition in form of the Japanese garden. The garden was designed by renowned landscape designer from Japan, Masao Sone. The North-East corner of Kadriorg Park’s natural landscape with tall trees and heavy rocks is well suited for it. Plants have been chosen to suit Estonia's colder climate. In spring, cherry trees and rhododendrons blossom, in summer, ...

A. Weizenbergi 37 Map
Ph: +3726066400 · Fax: +3726066401
kadriorg@ekm.ee · Homepage

This Baroque palace, built by Peter the Great is today home to the foreign art collection of the Art Museum of Estonia.

A. Weizenbergi 34 Map
Ph: +3726026000 · Fax: +3726026002
muuseum@ekm.ee · Homepage

Opened in 2006, the Kumu is the impressive new main building of the Art Museum of Estonia, and it’s naturally a magnet for every visitor interested Estonian culture. The immense, hightech facility serves as both a national gallery, displaying the classics of Estonian art, and a contemporary art museum, showing off the latest trends.

A. Weizenbergi 28 Map
Ph: +3726066400 · Fax: +3726066401
muuseum@ekm.ee · Homepage

Anyone visiting the Kadriorg Palace should also consider dropping into the Mikkel Museum, just over the road. Donated by a private collector, Johannes Mikkel, in 1994, the museum’s works now make up one of Tallinn’s most impressive displays of foreign art. Items here include alluring antique Chinese porcelain, Flemish and Dutch paintings and Italian engravings.

L. Koidula 21C Map
Ph: +3726017057
mmmm@linnamuuseum.ee · Homepage

Mäekalda 2 Map
Ph: +3726013136
peetri@linnamuuseum.ee · Homepage

One of great figures in World's history, Peter the Great, liked to mingle among the people and when he stayed in Tallinn he lived in this humble cottage.

Regati pst 1 Map
Ph: +3726398836
pool.topspa@tallink.ee · Homepage

Merivälja tee 18 Map
Ph: +3726055044
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lagle@osss.ee · Homepage

The mysterious, triangular shape towering above the trees next to Pirita River belongs to the ruins of St. Bridget's Convent. Founded in 1407 as part of a Swedish religious order, St. Bridget's was the largest convent in the Livonian territories. It operated here until the forces of Ivan the Terrible destroyed it during the Livonian war in 1577. In addition to its 35-metre gabled facade, visitors ...

Kloostrimetsa tee 52 Map
Ph: +3726062666
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aed@tba.ee · Homepage

Kloostrimetsa tee 58a Map
Ph: +3726804057
info@teletorn.ee · Homepage

It is no exaggeration to say that the renovated 1980s era television tower, now a museum, restaurant and venue, will take you up into the heavens, to right beneath the clouds. 

Rohuneeme 1/1 Map
Ph: +3726014522
fkkeskus@fkkeskus.ee · Homepage

This motorised go-karting track offers a full 300m of twists, turns and thrills. Best of all, it's an indoor track that's completely immune to weather and stays open all year. Visitors can relax in the sauna or take a break in the café. Group competitions can also be arranged, complete with trophies and sparkling wine! Advance booking recommended. Tallinn Card: 8 minutes of go-karting -50%