As you explore the cobblestone streets of medieval Tallinn, there’s no better place to start than Town Hall Square (1), the historic heart of the city. Here you can visit the imposing, gothic Town Hall (2), climb its 64m tower for spectacular views of the city, then duck into the 15th-century Town Prison (3), now home to Tallinn’s Museum of Photography. Tallinn’s beloved medieval churches are nearby, ...

Begin your day with the highly popular Tallinn Official Sightseeing Tour. Not only is it the best way to get acquainted with the town’s layout, the historical background provided on the tour also makes it an excellent introduction to Estonia’s past and its cultural development. It leaves you in Old Town, where you’ll find the Estonian Maritime Museum (4), located in the historic Fat Margaret’s Cannon ...

This creative, cutting-edge city has plenty of intriguing galleries in which art lovers can absolutely lose themselves, but it may be best to begin at the historic beginning, in the Niguliste Museum (1), where a fascinating collection of medieval church art is on display. Here you can see the nation’s most famous painting, Lübeck painter Bernt Notke’s eerie, 15th-century masterpiece, Danse Macabre ...

If your goal is to unwind, de-stress and relax while on holiday, you’ve come to the right city – Tallinn has quite a lot to offer in the way of both sporty and slow-paced entertainment. For a leisurely introduction to the city, take the Hop-On Hop-Off city tour (1), which uses a double-decker London route bus to let you explore Tallinn at your own pace. Anyone with a tiny bit more energy can get ...

To keep smiles on young faces when you’re visiting Tallinn, start off by taking the Hop-On Hop-Off Tallinn City Tour (1). Not only will you get to see the city from the top of a bright red, double-decker London bus, you’ll set your own pace, hopping off at the stops you choose. Once inside Old Town, catch a ride on Toomas the Train (2), the happy, electric vehicle that makes a 20-minute circuit ...