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Hotels in Tallinn
Hotel Braavo is a brand new 2** star hotel on the edge of Tallinn old town...
Hotel Nepi is situated in a quiet private district, 2.5 km from the city centre (Medieval Old Town)
The upper-end of the B&B options comes with a prime Old Town location,24-hour reception, a guest kitchen...
Lillekula Hotel is situated in a quiet area in the center of Tallinn. We have 17 double or twin rooms and 3 family rooms to choose from...
The City Hotel Portus is a reasonably priced hotel in the centre of Tallinn for those who value a friendly, helpful service and clean hotel rooms that are easy on the pocket.
Hotel Skane is located in the centre of Tallinn and named after the historic Skane bastion that is near the hotel...
Tatari 53 is a brand new centrally located tourist class hotel for people who value friendly, personal and professional service...
TAHETORNI HOTEL has a romantic interior architecture...
The hotel Metropol is ideally located in the heart of Tallinn...
Barons Hotel is an unique 4 star hotel in Tallinn old town center situated in an old bank building (1912).
A small cosy hotel with a home-like feel located in the Old Town of Tallinn...
This modern 4-star hotel hotel is centrally located at beautiful lake Ülemiste...
Hotel Bern is a high-quality hotel in the Old Town of Tallinn...
Domina City is excellently located in the heart of the Old Town of Tallinn...
The Hotel has a traditional and elegant facade but the atmosphere within is relaxed and friendly....
Domina Ilmarine is located in a quiet position, not far from the centre of Tallinn...
The historical Hotel St.Petersbourg is located in the Old City of Tallinn, close to the 13th century Town Hall, banks, the business districts and shopping...
The luxurious Hotel Schlössle is at the centre of Tallinn's Old Town, only a few steps away from the main shopping streets and the Town Hall Square...
regional info
image by: Stella StenroosThe Old Town is a compact maze of cobblestone streets, historical buildings and great views and has a place on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Many of the old buildings have been renovated, but generally speaking in quite a good way. The Old Town is easy to cover on foot. Start near the Townhouse square (Raekoja Plats), head your way up to the Pikk Jalg, to the Castle Square. On Castle Hill you find Toompea Castle and the 19th-century symbol of the Tsar's power in Estonia, the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. To fully get a grip on medieval Tallinn, you might consider walking around the walls and fortifications. The city used to have 66 towers (!) of which 19 remain. Some are restaurants or shops, others are offices. The three oldest towers, Nunna, Sauna and Kuldjala, can be visited in summer.
Tallinn is full of museums, covering a range of fields from history and nature to art and architecture. For art lovers, museums show a range of established artists, but the city's art scene is also alive with constantly changing exhibits in galleries and halls. Paintings, sculpture, graphic art and applied art by lesser-known names and new talent from Estonia and abroad are shown in many venues throughout the city, giving a better taste of what's happening now.
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