Interesting places in Tallinn attract tourists all year round. The city also offers a host of entertainment events – festivals and holidays. How best to spend time in the Estonian capital?
Old Town – the soul of Tallinn
Many come only for this – to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of a medieval city, to pass through "doors to the past". Those who arrive in Tallinn by sea get acquainted with this impressive sight from the first glances and steps. Views open up of majestic walls, an arch, the masonry of ancient stones.Already at the entrance to the Old Town, travelers can see a huge map. It shows the main sights of Tallinn.
Main sights of Tallinn
Can you imagine Moscow without Red Square or, say, the Kremlin? Of course not! For the Estonian capital, the city wall is an equally central attraction. The structure is majestic, even considering that only half of the 500 high towers that protected the city in the Middle Ages have survived.The best places of Tallinn can be successfully viewed from above. For example, if you climb "Fat Margaret" (the largest tower of the city wall) and have a snack in a cafe open right on the roof. You can also visit the Maritime Museum along the way.
Sightseeing tours in Tallinn inevitably introduce the "heart" of the city – Town Hall Square. The town hall building is built in Gothic style and is a monumental structure. From the very top, you get a view of the capital's beauties. However, panoramic shots can also be taken from the Patkuli viewing platform.
Vyshgorod: Rise Above the Capital!
The Upper Town of Tallinn did not accidentally get this name. It is also called Vyshgorod. This location is possible thanks to Toompea Hill. The castle, which is among the oldest and largest in the country, is also named after it.A City You Can Fall in Love With!
Unusual places in Tallinn will make travelers' hearts flutter with delight. Here are just a few sights:• Katariina Lane – a romantic road, along which there are many shops with local craftsmen's goods – yes, a piece of the city's soul can be bought and even taken with you;
• Nõmme – once a separate town, now a forest-park area fenced off by pines, a unique little village inside the capital;
• Rotermanni district – located in the center of the capital and impresses with its architecture, including modern;
• The unusual Seaplane Harbour museum, located in hangars for actual seaplanes, the exhibits are impressive – an icebreaker, a small submarine, etc.
Tours in Tallinn in Russian will help you learn more about the past and present of this wonderful city!
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