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3 Days in Tallinn
A 3‑day Tallinn itinerary with room to breathe: Old Town + Toompea, Kadriorg museums, Telliskivi & Kalamaja, plus a day trip to nature or Helsinki.
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4 Days in Tallinn
A relaxed 4‑day Tallinn itinerary: Old Town + Toompea, Kadriorg museums, Telliskivi & Kalamaja, plus a day trip to nature or another Estonian city.
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Date Ideas in Tallinn
Beautiful date ideas in Tallinn: Old Town wander + coffee, museum dates in Kadriorg, seaside sauna evenings, Telliskivi creative nights, and winter market magic.
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Rainy Day in Tallinn
Rain in Tallinn? Perfect museum and cafe weather. Here’s a cozy rainy-day plan: Kumu, Seaplane Harbour, Bastion Passages, coffee stops, and a sauna reset.
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Tallinn Card Guide
Is the Tallinn Card worth it? A simple way to decide, plus how to use it well for museums, attractions, and a stress-free first visit.
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Tallinn in Autumn
Tallinn in autumn is quiet, moody, and perfect for slow Old Town walks, museums, and cozy cafes. Here’s how to plan a calm fall trip.
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Tallinn in Spring
Tallinn in spring is bright, calm, and perfect for park walks and museums. Here’s what to do, what to wear, and how to plan a relaxed spring city break.
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Tallinn With Kids (A Calm Family Guide)
A family-friendly Tallinn guide: the best kid-approved museums, parks, and easy day plans — plus how to keep logistics simple and the trip actually relaxing.
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Things to Do in Tallinn
The essential Tallinn guide: UNESCO Old Town walks, Toompea viewpoints, Kadriorg, Telliskivi, seaside neighborhoods, museums, and day trips — plus practical tips.
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Adamson-Eric Museum
The Adamson-Eric Museum is a compact Old Town art museum dedicated to one of Estonia’s best-known modernist artists — a quiet, thoughtful stop on a Toompea-to-Town-Hall walk.
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Bastion Passages (Underground Tallinn)
Explore Tallinn underground: the Bastion Passages reveal a hidden layer of city history beneath the streets — a unique, atmospheric experience for curious travelers.
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Children’s Museum Miiamilla
Children’s Museum Miiamilla is a family-friendly museum stop in Kadriorg — a great option if you want a kid-centered activity that still fits a beautiful Tallinn day.
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Energy Discovery Centre
Energy Discovery Centre is an interactive science museum in a historic power station building — a fun Tallinn indoor pick for curious travelers, families, and rainy days.
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Estonian Health Museum
The Estonian Health Museum is an interactive, curiosity-friendly museum in Tallinn’s Old Town — a strong rainy-day choice with exhibits about the human body, health, and everyday life.
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Estonian Museum of Natural History
The Estonian Museum of Natural History is a compact, family-friendly museum in Tallinn’s Old Town — a great rainy-day choice if you want nature and science without leaving the city.
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Estonian Open Air Museum (Rocca al Mare)
The Estonian Open Air Museum is a wide, peaceful museum landscape of historic farm buildings, village life, and coastal forest — a perfect half-day when you want fresh air and culture in one.
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Fat Margaret (Estonian Maritime Museum)
Fat Margaret is a landmark defensive tower at Tallinn’s Great Coastal Gate — now part of the Estonian Maritime Museum, blending Old Town history with harbor views and sea-facing Tallinn.
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Fotografiska Tallinn
Fotografiska Tallinn is a modern photography museum in Telliskivi. Here’s how to visit, what to pair it with, and how to make it part of a creative-city afternoon.
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Great Guild Hall (Estonian History Museum)
The Great Guild Hall is one of the most impressive medieval interiors in Tallinn — a Hanseatic-era merchant building that adds real depth to any Old Town walk.
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Kadriorg
Kadriorg is Tallinn’s elegant green neighborhood: park strolls, museum time at Kumu, and a calmer pace that feels like a reset from the Old Town.
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Kadriorg Art Museum (Kadriorg Palace)
Kadriorg Art Museum brings European and Russian art into a baroque palace setting in Kadriorg Park — an elegant, unhurried museum day with gardens, fountains, and nearby Kumu.
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Kadriorg Palace
Kadriorg Palace is one of Tallinn’s most elegant sights. Here’s how to experience it as part of a Kadriorg park day with museums and slow walks.
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Kai Art Center (Noblessner)
Kai Art Center is a contemporary art venue in Noblessner — a great place to catch a modern exhibition and then step straight into sea air and waterfront Tallinn.
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Kalamaja Museum
Kalamaja Museum is a small neighborhood museum focused on everyday local life — a great add-on to a Kalamaja/Telliskivi day when you want context, not a marathon museum visit.
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KGB Museum (Hotel Viru)
The KGB Museum at Hotel Viru is a guided visit into Tallinn’s Cold War layer — a behind‑the‑scenes look at surveillance history in the city’s most famous Soviet‑era hotel.
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KGB Prison Cells (Pagari Street)
The KGB Prison Cells are a sobering Tallinn history stop at Pagari Street — a small museum experience that adds depth to Estonia’s 20th‑century story. Not light, but deeply meaningful.
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Kiek in de Kök Museum
Kiek in de Kök is one of Tallinn’s most iconic historic museum sites — closely connected to the city’s fortifications and the underground Bastion Passages.
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Kumu Art Museum
Kumu is Tallinn’s flagship art museum in Kadriorg. Here’s how to visit, what to expect, and how to pair it with a perfect park day in Kadriorg.
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Mikkel Museum
The Mikkel Museum is a small, quietly impressive museum in Kadriorg Park built around a private collection — a lovely stop if you like intimate galleries and slower travel days.
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Museum of Estonian Architecture
The Museum of Estonian Architecture is a design-forward Tallinn museum in the Rotermann Quarter — a great stop for architecture lovers and a smart indoor add-on between Old Town and the waterfront.
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Niguliste Museum (St. Nicholas’ Church)
Niguliste Museum is medieval art inside a historic church — one of the most atmospheric museum stops in Tallinn’s Old Town, with altarpieces, sacred art, and a calm, candle-lit feeling.
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Noblessner
Noblessner is Tallinn’s modern waterfront: marina views, design-forward places, and a perfect sunset district — plus easy access to the Seaplane Harbour museum.
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Peter I House Museum (Peter the Great)
Peter I House Museum is a small wooden house museum in Kadriorg connected to Peter the Great and Catherine I — an offbeat history stop that pairs perfectly with Kadriorg Park and Kumu.
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PROTO Invention Factory
PROTO is a hands-on ‘invention factory’ in Noblessner: interactive exhibits, playful tech, and a great rainy-day or family-friendly option beyond the Old Town.
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Rocca al Mare (Rocca al Mare / Haabersti)
Rocca al Mare is Tallinn’s fresh-air west side: seaside promenades, family-friendly parks, the Open Air Museum, and easy escapes that feel ‘out of town’ while still in the city.
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Seaplane Harbour (Maritime Museum)
Tallinn’s Seaplane Harbour is a standout maritime museum in a spectacular hangar setting — perfect paired with a modern waterfront afternoon in Noblessner.
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Tallinn City Museum
Tallinn City Museum is a great ‘context’ museum for first-time visitors — a clear way to understand the city’s timeline beyond the Old Town postcard lanes.
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Vabamu: Museum of Occupations and Freedom
Vabamu offers deep context for Estonia’s modern history. Here’s how to include it in a Tallinn itinerary with space to reflect — plus what to pair it with afterward.