A day trip in Tallinn

Estonia is the smallest country in Europe with a population of just 1.3 million. While not as widely known as other countries in the region, this safest country in the world, along with its unique architecture, holds a strong appeal for travelers interested in history and architecture.

Tallinn is the capital and largest city of Estonia, where you can freely explore the country's rich history, medieval architecture, and modern beauty in 24 hours.

Tallinn, trung tâm kinh tế, văn hóa, chính trị của Estonia — Tallinn, the economic, cultural, and political center of Estonia.

stroll through the old town

Stepping into Tallinn's medieval Old Town, you'll feel like you've entered an enchanting fairytale world. It's often the top choice for travelers with limited time in Estonia's capital. As soon as you pass through the Viru Gate, you'll get a glimpse of the 14th-century defenses and see some of Tallinn's craft markets.

Khu phố cổ đầy mê hoặc của Tallinn — Tallinn's enchanting Old Town

The town square and town hall are also highlights in the city's old town. If you look closely, you can spot Old Thomas, the city's guardian, atop the town hall. If you want to recharge before exploring all these charming sights, you can visit the Anneli Viik café nearby.

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Tòa thị chính đứng sừng sững trên quảng trường thành phố trong khu phố cổ Tallinn — The City Hall stands majestically in the city square in Tallinn's Old Town.

Continuing along the city square, you'll find Tallinn's famous city wall, which remains relatively well-preserved. Originally 2.4 km long, 1.9 km of it still stands today. You can walk along a short section of the wall and admire the city through the small windows.

Visit historical churches.

St. Olaf's Church was built in the 1200s and still stands today. Only in the summer are visitors allowed inside the church and to climb the tower for panoramic views of Tallinn's Old Town.

Additionally, you shouldn't miss the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, a Russian Orthodox church located on Toompea Hill. Completed in 1900, its distinctive black dome is easily visible from anywhere in the city.

Nhà thờ Alexander Nevsky lộng lẫy — The magnificent Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

Have lunch at a quality restaurant.

Estonia boasts many restaurants serving excellent food at affordable prices, including Rataskaevu 16. Here, you can enjoy a superb lunch with delicious Estonian specialties in a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. It's also a favorite with families because it has a dedicated play area for children. You can start with pumpkin soup, order grilled elk for the main course, and finish with chocolate fondant cake drizzled with lemon sauce.

Không gian ấm cúng tại nhà hàng Rataskaevu 16 — The cozy atmosphere at Rataskaevu 16 restaurant.

Viewing Tallinn from above

To fully appreciate Tallinn's captivating beauty, take a leisurely stroll along its winding streets to the free Kohtuotsa viewpoint atop Toompea Hill. From here, you can clearly see the skyscrapers and even the cobblestone streets without any obstruction; your experience is further enhanced by the soothing music of nearby street performers.

Vẻ đẹp hớp hồn của Tallinn khi nhìn từ Kohtuotsa — The breathtaking beauty of Tallinn as seen from Koh Tuotsa.

Explore the modern aspects of the city.

Visit Telliskivi Creative City to immerse yourself in Tallinn's modern lifestyle. Once a warehouse, it has transformed into a complex of design firms, shops, restaurants, and cafes adorned with striking murals. Telliskivi Creative City boasts several standout shops such as Les Petites, Vintage Chick, Sfaar, and Safran, not to mention countless cafes, restaurants, and bars to suit your dining and shopping needs, such as Sfaar Restaurant, Lendav Taldrik (an excellent Indian restaurant), and F-Hoone.