Vamos A Tallinn – Top 12 Stops

Vamos a Tallinn! As a Latina blogger embarking on an adventure through this enchanting city alongside my friend, I’m excited to unveil the hidden treasures and vibrant culture that await.

In the span of just 72 hours, we dove headfirst into Tallinn’s history and discovered some stunning vistas, thanks to our Greether, Yuman. She made us feel like we were meeting up with another amiga during our time here.

Now, let me share with you the highlights of our journey, offering insights and recommendations tailored especially for fellow Latina travelers seeking an unforgettable Tallinn experience.

See the full Latina’s Guide to a 72 hours in Tallinn

Vamos a Tallinn – Table of Contents

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Plan Your Tallinn Visit

Flight	Stay	Do	Drive
Skyscanner	Agoda	GetYourGuide	Rentalcars.com

Short on time? These are a few must-see spots in Tallinn from my 72-hour visit:

Best Tour	North Tallinn bike tour – explore this neighborhood with a local in an environmental way.
Old Town Highlights	Town Hall Square – the lively heart of Old Town St Catherine’s Passage – medieval cobblestone alley
Best Views	Toompea Hill viewpoints – Kohtuotsa & Patkuli platforms
History	KGB Prison Cells – powerful Soviet history site
For Foodies	Book this Estonian Cuisine Cooking Class during your visit.

Keep reading for the full guide and tips for exploring Tallinn.

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Vamos a Tallinn – Top 12 Things To Do in Tallinn

Telliskivi Creative City

A beloved spot among locals, this former factory site has transformed into a hip and colorful neighborhood in Tallinn. Today, the social hub, houses an array of design shops, eateries, and cultural venues.

Discover more of Telliskiv, Tallinn

Tales Of Reveal

This tip based immersive walking tour in Old Town is one not to miss. It offers daily tours and meets in the Town Hall. This theatre style tour will guide you into the history of Tallinn in an immersive, fun and educational way. Not only does it cover city highlights but shares stories you wouldn’t hear otherwise.

See the latest Tales of Reveal tour details

Toompea Hill & Castle

Towering above the rest of the Old Town, Toompea hill not only serves as a seat of power but also boasts romantic observation platforms, making it an Instagrammer’s dream and offers stunning Tallinn viewpoints of the city. Below you will see my two favorite during my visit.

• Kohtuotsa viewing platform
• Patkuli Viewing Platform

Town Hall Square and Town Hall

Today, Tallinn’s Town Hall Square remains a vibrant hub, bustling with cafes, markets, and cultural events, while still retaining its historic charm as the heartbeat of Tallinn’s Old Town.

Visit Tallinn’s Town Hall offers beautiful views of the Old Town from its tower.

Port Noblessner

This hip port will provide you with lots of cool start-ups, coworking spaces, saunas, locally owned shops, restaurants and unique bars. Port Noblessner is totally worth the visit, especially on a Friday.

St Catherine’s Passage

Walk through historic St. Catherine’s Passage to feel transported to medieval Tallinn. The cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and artisan workshops create an enchanting atmosphere of the past.

 Kalamaja

Next to Telliskivi, you’ll find one of Tallinn’s oldest neighborhoods, Kalamaja . Famed for its colorful wooden houses, it’s a must-visit to see the contrast of architecture throughout the city. I personally enjoyed strolling around and soaking in the bohemian vibe of the area.

Book this North Tallinn bike tour will have you explore this neighborhood with a local in an environmental way.

Tallinn Churches

Tallinn showcases two iconic churches atop Toompea Hill: St. Mary’s Cathedral and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Be sure to visit St. Olaf’s Church as well, it was once the tallest building in the world.

Additionally, explore the Niguliste Museum housed within the former St. Nicholas Church, where medieval art awaits. Ascend to the museum’s sky floor for another stunning panorama of the Old Town.

KGB Prison Cells

Tourists shouldn’t miss the KGB Prison Cells in Tallinn for a sobering look into Estonia’s Soviet-era oppression, offering vital historical insight and honoring the resilience of its people.

Port Of Tallinn

Yes, the Port of Tallinn is where ferries leave to and from Tallinn but its also a hidden gem. Walk here for beautiful and calming views of port during the sunset hours.

Danish King’s Garden

The Danish King’s Garden in Tallinn for a serene and verdant escape right within the city. Bring a picnic or snack like we did, for a refreshing break while exploring Tallinn.

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Bonus Estonia Content

Check out additional articles related to my 72 hours in Tallinn to help you see and experience more while visiting Estonia.

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