Top Things to do In Tallinn 2022

"[View] Tallinn's old town atmosphere is from a fascinating mix of medieval streets and spires. It's a small city, the tourist area is safe and easy to explore by foot. If you are planning to travel by bus, tram or trolley, you can buy a Tallinn pass card. To experience Tallinn's history, visit the Roca Alamere Open Air Museum, see the classic Estonian rural pubs, the windmills and watermills (price-effective) at the onion dome church in the early 20th century, or join the noisy crowds of the old town hall square. St. Olaf's spire was once the tallest in the world."

"Tampere’s central square is still worth visiting. This square is still very large. There are often performances in the square. Sometimes there are many vendors selling goods here. It feels really interesting to come here. ."

"The Reeves Square, a 18th-century glittering building in the ancient town of Riga, is now mostly a restaurant and beer house. The cat house is named for the black cat on the roof, standing on the Reeves Square and looking up at its neck to find the black cat with its bow and tail. The owner of the cat house, a wealthy German businessman who was reportedly denied admission to the German Chamber of Commerce, was accused of vindictively installing a black cat statue on his roof and facing the building, And the end result was that the owner turned the black cat around and became what he saw today..."

"The bells of the bell tower echoed in the distance, the pigeons on the square flapped their wings, the wind swept over the dome of the church, and wandered over the long corridors of the surrounding palaces. The wide and narrow spiral staircase was necessary to reach the top of St. Peter’s Church. By the way, the interior of the church is amazingly magnificent and meticulous marble sculptures."