Tallinn is the oldest capital of Northern Europe. Between the thirteenth century and 1917 it was called Reval and was again between 1941 and 1944.
The city is animated by numerous festivals such as beer, the historic center, jazz, baroque music, song, etc. It has a large concert hall, Saku Suurhall and 10 professional theaters (five of which are state-owned), with quite classical performances. Parallel to these ten major theaters, several small theaters and theatrical projects appeared. There are also about thirty museums, covering the history of Estonia, the capital, the campaigns, etc. There are also numerous art galleries and exhibitions.

Tallinn is a perfect holiday destination if you want to combine the comforts of the modern world, versatile nightlife and luxury adventures with a rich cultural scene in the local historical setting.

First established in the early medieval era, today Tallinn is an exciting mix of old and new. Here's the good news: Since Tallinn is a compact capital, you can visit a lot in just one weekend and enjoy short scenic walks.

Tallinn Old Town is one of the best preserved Hanseatic urban centers in the world. Just steps away, you will find the city's business center with its modern towers and luxury hotels, trendy neighborhoods and large shopping malls.

Tallinn's coastal atmosphere, full of sidewalks and sandy beaches, is especially rewarding during the summer, but offers panoramic views of the iconic urban landscape throughout the year.

Tallinn is Estonia's first entry point for most visitors, and if you're the type of person who likes to jump straight, then you're in luck, as Tallinn's city center is never more than 15 minutes away, regardless. you arrive by plane, train, bus or boat.

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Estonian Police Museum
The Estonian Interactive Police Museum gives visitors a chance to experience police work in a fun way. You can test your reaction skills behind the wheel of a car, try on a police uniform, learn what to do to deal with civil unrest, fingerprint someone, solve criminal cases, and more! The Children's Police Museum is designed for younger visitors, where they can learn safety rules for walking the streets, playing detective games, doing things and having a great time in the games room. The exhibits at the museum were held with the help of police and border guard officers. There is so much to see and do for everyone!
 
Lammasmäe Holiday Center, Peat Sauna
Lammasmäe Holiday Center now has a new sauna, which we believe is the only one in the world - a peat sauna. The sauna is located on the Kunda River and can be moved within the territory of the Lammasmäe Holiday Center. To get to the sauna, you will have to walk along pontoons covered with peat tiles - the pontoons are floating and therefore not the most stable. You can perform various procedures in the sauna and sit on piles of grass. The peat sauna shower is also unique - there is a bucket with holes hanging from an eave. Water is pumped into the bucket manually. There are boxes on the walls of the sauna where the swamp plants grow, creating an unforgettable climate.
 
Estonian Mining Museum
Would you like to get a taste of what a true coal miner's life was like? All you have to do is put on your wellies, grab a warm jacket, and pick up a light bulb; Why, where else but underground would you hear and see and feel the same things as the men who worked underground every day? The Enrichment Factory mining museum is also open. An educational experiment demonstrates the oil shale journey, shows how energy is created, and shows information on the subject of future trends in the energy sector. Watch! Ticket sales to the underground museum end two hours before the museum is closed and ticketing to the Enrichment Factory ends one hour before the closing time.
 
Orhidee Wellness Center
Orhidee Wellness Center is a place for peaceful rest, reflection and solitude. It contains a pool with underwater music and color games, as well as Japanese, honey, Finnish and steam saunas. You can enjoy drinks and fruits in a comfortable reclining chair in the conservatory. As only a few dozen visitors can visit the center at the same time, your privacy and peace are guaranteed.
 
Atlantis H2O Water Park
Atlantis H2O Aquapark is Estonia's most unique water and nature discovery center; Here, science is done in swimwear! All of this is exciting for the various pools, slides and many other attractions. The aquatic center has several fun attractions: a wave pool, a flowing river, eight different slides, the longest of which are over 120 m. Our younger guests have a separate entertainment area with two smaller slides, a climbing area and a 20 cm swimming pool. The water center is connected to Tallinn Viimsi SPA spa and sauna by a gallery; There you can enjoy various spa and sauna services for an additional fee.
 
Seaplane Port (Estonian Maritime Museum)
The most exciting maritime museum in Europe is located on Seaplane Harbor! About 200 authentic items are on display at the historic seaplane hangar: a submarine named Lembit, a centuries-old icebreaker Suur Toll, a seaplane named Short 184, remains the oldest ship found in Estonia and more. There is also the MARU café and a museum shop. Trotting globe in a submarine, taking a picture in a navy uniform, an aquarium, simulators, throwing paper airplanes, a children's corner with drawing tools, building blocks, an authentic sailboat and an outdoor playground - programs and materials. intended for visits are fun and broaden the horizon of children and adults.
 
Kök Fortification Museum
The Kiek in de Kök medieval fortification tower (in German for "peeking in the kitchen") is named after a legend about some soldiers in the tower who liked to peek from the top of the tower to the kitchens below. The museum, located in the cannon tower and bastion passages, features Tallinn's genesis, development, and major war events from the 13th to 18th centuries. In the weapons room, you can explore historical weapons and try out a shooting simulator. The tower offers unique views of the city and harbor. From there you can visit the passages on the city wall, the Neitsitorn Tower, the Tallitorn Tower, the Lühike Jalg Gate Tower and the Bastion Passages.

Estonian Film Museum
As you walk the red carpet that takes you to the Cinema Museum at Maarjamäe Castle Park, you feel like a movie star. The movie alley takes you to an exhibition that provides an overview of the history of Estonian films and behind the scenes of the world film industry. The permanent 'Take ONE' exhibit shares the secrets of filmmaking and gives viewers an idea of ​​what goes on behind the camera. In the magical illusion room, early-movie machines are available to explore and test how people used to make movies. You can also try to be a filmmaker at the exhibition. The building has a 210-seat conference and movie theater, perfect for premieres and other events.
 
Shop in the creative city of Telliskivi
The creative city of Telliskivi, located in a former industrial complex bordering the Old Town and the Pelgulinna and Kalamaja districts, is the creative center of Tallinn. This is Estonia's largest creative center, with designer shops and several cafes and bars. Almost 600 cultural events take place annually and a flea market is organized every Saturday. Here you can also find the Club of Different Rooms, the

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Talim is known for its game meat restaurants. Wild boar, bear and partridge meat can be found in many establishments.

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