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Tallinn in March (Winter-to-Spring Transition Guide)

Tallinn in March can feel like winter with hints of spring: crisp walks, museum afternoons, and cozy cafes—plus the first sense of brighter days. Here’s how to plan a relaxed March trip.

Photo by Vladyslav Melnyk on Unsplash.

What Tallinn in March Feels Like

March is Tallinn in transition. Some days feel fully winter; others feel like the first clean light of spring.

The best March trips keep plans flexible: one strong indoor anchor per day, plus walking loops when the weather cooperates.

Best Things to Do in Tallinn in March

  • Old Town wandering (short, scenic loops)
  • Toompea viewpoints when wind is gentle
  • Museum afternoons (Kumu or Seaplane Harbour)
  • Cafes as intentional breaks
  • Sauna evening as a reset

Base guides: Tallinn in Winter · Tallinn in Spring.

A Simple March Plan (2–3 Days)

  • Day 1: Old Town + viewpoints + cozy dinner
  • Day 2: one big museum + waterfront (if weather allows) + sauna
  • Day 3 (optional): Telliskivi/Kalamaja or a second museum day

Use: Weekend in Tallinn as your base structure and swap in more indoor anchors.

March = Great Museum Month

March is perfect for museums because you don’t feel like you’re “hiding from the weather”—it is the weather plan.

Start with: Museums in Tallinn.

What to Pack for Tallinn in March

Think layers, wind protection, and shoes that can handle slick cobblestones.

Checklist: What to Pack for Tallinn.

FAQ

Is March a good time to visit Tallinn?

Yes if you like a calmer, flexible trip. March is best when you plan museums and cafes as anchors and use walking loops when the weather cooperates.

What should you do in Tallinn in March?

Old Town atmosphere walks, museums (Kumu or Seaplane Harbour), cafes, and a sauna session. Keep outdoor plans short and flexible.

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