Tallin and Beyond
First mentioned in 1154, Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia and a perfect holiday destination if you want to combine the comforts of modern world, versatile nightlife and luxurious adventures with rich cultural scene in the local historical setting.
First established in the early medieval era, today’s Tallinn is an exciting mix of old and new. Here’s the good news: with Tallinn being such a compact, green capital, you can cover a lot in just a weekend and enjoy short scenic strolls while at it.
Tallinn Old Town is one of the best preserved Hanseatic town centres in the world. A stone’s throw away you’ll find the city’s business centre with modern towers and luxurious hotels, trendy neighbourhoods and large shopping centres.
The coastal vibe
Tallinn’s luring coastline dotted with promenades and sandy beaches is especially rewarding during the summer but offers scenic views of the iconic cityscape throughout the year.
Easy to access
Tallinn is the first point of entry to Estonia for most visitors, and if you’re the kind of person who likes to jump right in, then you’re in luck, as Tallinn city centre is never more than 15-minutes drive away regardless of if you happen to arrive by plane, train, coach or ferry.
Musical Tallinn
Estonians are musical people. We are fortunate to be surrounded by music in nearly every walk of life.
We enjoy choral singing and we begin to look forward to the next Song and Dance Celebration as soon as the flame of the last one has gone out. Our classical music composers and musicians are true ambassadors of Estonia – sold out concert halls in the world’s music metropolises and international awards speak for themselves.
When they say that there is music for every day in Tallinn, it should be believed, because high-quality concerts really do take place every day, regardless of the season or day of the week. There are numerous architecturally fascinating concert halls and churches in the city centre, and you’ll be surrounded by enchanting music the moment you step inside.
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We enjoy choral singing and we begin to look forward to the next Song and Dance Celebration as soon as the flame of the last one has gone out. Our classical music composers and musicians are true ambassadors of Estonia – sold out concert halls in the world’s music metropolises and international awards speak for themselves.
When they say that there is music for every day in Tallinn, it should be believed, because high-quality concerts really do take place every day, regardless of the season or day of the week. There are numerous architecturally fascinating concert halls and churches in the city centre, and you’ll be surrounded by enchanting music the moment you step inside.