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Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend

Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend is a modern festival highlight for beer lovers — a social, high-energy weekend that pairs perfectly with creative neighborhoods like Telliskivi and Kalamaja.

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Photo by Jevgeni Fil on Unsplash.

Why It’s Fun (Even If You’re Not a ‘Beer Person’)

The best festivals change the city’s energy. Craft Beer Weekend is social and easy-going: people travel in, bars feel lively, and Tallinn’s modern neighborhoods shine.

How to Plan the Weekend

Keep the rest of the trip simple so the event stays fun:

Daytime: Old Town wandering + viewpoints
Evening: festival/nightlife energy in Telliskivi and Kalamaja

For a ready-made trip structure, use Weekend in Tallinn and let the festival be your evening anchor.

Pair It With

A market lunch at Balti Jaam Market
A sea-air reset day after: Pirita or Noblessner

Practical Notes

Dates, venues, and lineups can change year to year. Check official festival information close to your trip, and book accommodation early if you’re visiting on a major weekend.

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