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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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Spring gives Tallinn room to breathe: fewer crowds, softer light, and a great pace for walking and museums.
Use 3 Days in Tallinn as your base itinerary and keep it flexible.
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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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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 May is bright, walkable, and less crowded than peak summer. Here’s what to do, how to plan your days, and how to get the best spring rhythm in Old Town, Kadriorg, and the waterfront.
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Tallinn in April is a great shoulder-season choice: brighter days, calmer streets, and a city that feels walkable without peak-summer crowds. Here’s what to do and how to plan a relaxed April trip.
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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.
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Tallinn’s green side: Kadriorg Park, seaside promenades, and quiet garden corners — plus an easy half-day route for summer and shoulder season.