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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › TallinnTallinn - Wikipedia

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   Situated on a bay in north Estonia, on the shore of the Gulf of Finland of the Baltic Sea, Tallinn has a population of about 461,000 (as of 2024) and administratively lies in the Harju maakond . Tallinn is the main governmental, financial, industrial, and cultural centre of Estonia.

2. www.visitestonia.com › en › where-to-goTallinn | Visit Estonia

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   May 29, 2024 · Tallinn is a historical and cultural destination with a modern twist. Explore its UNESCO-listed Old Town, scenic coastline, trendy neighbourhoods and quality restaurants.

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4. visittallinn.ee › engVisit Tallinn official city guide - Visit Tallinn

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   Tallinn's official tourism portal: useful advice and practical information on the city's top attractions, activities, events, public transport, and places to eat and drink.

5. theculturetrip.com › europe › estoniaThe 48 Best Things to Do in Tallinn, Estonia - Culture Trip

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   • Viru Gates. Enter Tallinn’s marvelous old town through Viru Gate, which was part of the city’s 14th-century extensive defense system. Though a portion of the Viru Gate was demolished to allow for horse-drawn traffic, the towers of the gate remain.
   • Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform. For the best view of Tallinn, and to take your own stunning photo for Instagram (don’t forget to add the hashtag #visitestonia), head to the Kohtuotsa viewing platform.
   • Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Also located on Toompea Hill, the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is relatively recent addition to the medieval old town — it was completed only in 1900.
   • St. Olaf’s Church. St. Olaf’s Church is one of the most important structures in Tallinn, and is the city’s largest medieval building. This well-preserved church was likely built in the 1200s and is notable due to its high church tower that has been struck by lightening numerous times throughout its history.

6. visittallinn.ee › eng › visitorTop 10 places in Tallinn you have to see

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   Mar 24, 2023 · Discover the best attractions of Tallinn, from the medieval Old Town to the modern Noblessner seafront quarter. Explore heritage sites, museums, parks, and cultural venues in this UNESCO World Heritage city.

7. www.lonelyplanet.com › estonia › tallinnTallinn travel - Lonely Planet | Estonia, Europe

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   Discover Tallinn, a proud European capital with an allure all of its own. Explore its ancient churches, medieval streetscapes, noble merchants' houses, modern culture and more with Lonely Planet's expert guidance.

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   What does Tallinna mean in Estonian?

   • Tallinna in Estonian denotes also the genitive case of the name, as in Tallinna Sadam ('the Port of Tallinn '). The first-ever Danish flag falling from the sky during the Battle of Lindanise (Tallinn), 15 June 1219. Painted by C. A. Lorentzen in 1809.

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   Is Tallinn a good place to travel?

   • Stay up to date with news, special offers, upcoming events and more. Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia and a perfect holiday destination if you want to combine modern comforts, medieval charm, and coastal vibes. Check out our Tallinn travel guide!

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   Is Tallinn a medieval city?

   • Tallinn is one of Northern Europe's best-preserved medieval cities and was added to UNESCO's list back in 1997. As part of the influential Hanseatic League, Tallinn was home to wealthy merchants who left their mark on the city's architecture. The city's iconic skyline is dotted with church spires and red-roofed towers.

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   When did Tallinn become the capital of Estonia?

   • On 24 February 1918, the Estonian Declaration of Independence was proclaimed in Tallinn. It was followed by Imperial German occupation until the end of World War I in November 1918, after which Tallinn became the capital of independent Estonia.

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9. www.tripadvisor.com › Tourism-g274958Tallinn, Estonia: All You Must Know Before You Go (2024 ...

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   Tallinn's atmospheric Old Town is an enthralling hodgepodge of medieval streets and spires. It's a small city, and the tourist areas are safe and easily explored on foot. Buy a Tallinn Card if intending to use buses, trolleys or trams.