Top Things to do In Tallinn 2022

"It is a ship museum in Tallinn. The most famous one here is the EML Lembit, one of the two Calef-like submarines built before World War II in the Republic of Estonia. Here you can learn about the history and achievements of this warship."

"[View] Roca Base Open Air Museum The old castle is well preserved and is currently being extensively restored. Small Expo. Mainly the lady's legend that her ghost lives in the castle ..."

"[View] Kiek in de Kok and Bastion Passages Museum fantastic castle, visited this castle in January 2017. It was very windy there, so we decided to continue our tour of the castle. The family ticket cost 12 euros. We loved organ music and soaked in the ancient atmosphere. Climb the bell tower and the view is beautiful. We will definitely be back in the warm season and then visit again."

"At the center of Tallinn's new town is the Piazza Vilu, a main street leading from the square to the old town. There is one of the largest hotels in Tallinn ── the Vilu Hotel. Around the square are modern highways radiated to other cities in Estonia. There are many parks in the new town. At the confluence of the seaside boulevard, there is Kadriorg Park, which was ordered by the Russian emperor Peter the Great. The park features a 16-metre bronze angel statue of the Estonian sculptor Adam in 1902, said to have been built to commemorate the 1893 sinking of the Russian warship the Mermaid. Near the park is one of Europe's great music venues, an open-air singing ground built in 1960. The stage is parabolic, with its back to the sea and can accommodate 30,000 people on the same stage, while the audience seat is set on the natural semicircular platform facing the sea, with a capacity of 150,000. The city has many famous historical sites, including castles, churches and other 13th-15th century buildings, among which the Oleviste Cathedral is the tallest church on the Baltic coast, and medieval walls, towers and castles, which still stand and still exist."

"Kumu Museum of art (Estonia: Kumu Kunstimuuseum) is an art museum in the Baltic Sea, one of the largest in northern Europe."

"The museum is located half a mile west of the city center of Tallinn, and is conveniently connected by bus. The buildings in the area were moved to this place mainly during the early 20th century Estonian free time. Can visit the entire farm with attached buildings and van sheds as well as windmills - country shops and schools. Good walking path in the area! Well worth seeing!"