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Charles's Church
Museum of Occupations
St. John's Church
Freedom Square
Victory Column
Tallinn Museum of Orders of Knighthood
Photo Museum
St. Nicholas Church
Danish King's garden
Maiden tower
Kiek in de Kök
Pikk Hermann
Toompea Castle
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
St Mary's Cathedral
Kohtuotsa
Patkuli viewing platform
Fersen Baar
Seaplane Harbour
Weekend in Tallinn (1)

Weekend in Tallinn (1)

Tallinn was and continues to be an important port of the Baltic Sea, with a lively passenger section reaching the foot of the picturesque medieval Old Town, which is surprisingly well preserved and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997. The absolute contrast is its immediate surroundings filled with a cluster of modern office towers with periodic architectural monuments of the Soviet era. Next you will find an amazing variety of historical and modern districts, religious, social, industrial and maritime heritage. All this provides a significant tourist flow of the city, given its size, which in turn means that the infrastructure is robust and extensive. The route “Weekend in Tallinn” is designed for 2 days. This is the first part of the route, which includes such attractions as the Wabamu Occupation and Freedom Museum, St. John's Church, Freedom Square and Victory Monument, St. Nicholas Church, Maiden Tower, Toompea Castle, Pikk Herman Tower, St. Mary's Cathedral, Lennusadam Museum and many others.
Distance 5.5 km
Duration 1 h 6 m
14 Places to visit
4 Places to impress
2 Places to eat