Old Town Tallinn Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Old Town

Do you click on every travel deal that pops into your inbox? Find yourself constantly stalking travel hashtags? It's time for a getaway and Old Town, a neighbourhood in Tallinn, is shouting your name. One of the best things about travelling is the people you meet along the way. And with 390,000 people calling the capital of Estonia home, there's tonnes of opportunities to meet a few new BFFs. Once you've hit Lennart Meri Airport and collected your bags, Old Town will be a commute of 4 kilometres to the northwest. From the centre of Tallinn, it's 0.8 kilometres to the west.

This city is jam-packed with awesome things to do, and you'll discover many of them near Old Town. It's difficult to choose the top attractions, but Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and St Mary's Cathedral are a couple you should not miss. You should also be sure to take a look around St. Nicholas' Church and St. Olav's Church. For a better perspective of this lively city as a whole, spend some time in the nearby neighbourhoods of Rotermann Quarter and City Centre.

When it comes to things to see in the city centre, get ready to uncover some corkers. Two great examples are Town Hall Square and the Kumu Art Museum.

Gain a better understanding of the cultural scene at the Rusian Cultural Centre, the Tallinn Art Hall, the Asuur Ceramics and the Vaal Gallery.

Unwind while you check out the fascinating artworks on display at the Niguliste Museum, the Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia, the Mikkel Museum and the Adamson-Eric Museum. When you've finished, why not grab a coffee from a local café and reflect on your time there?

You never quite know what you're going to find while strolling around the interesting exhibits at the Museum of Occupation, the Dominican Monastery Museum, the Horsemill and the Soviet Life Exhibit. If you don't want to miss anything, see if you can hop on a guided tour.

Sitting down and watching a first-rate show is an exhilarating experience. Book a seat at Estonian National Opera, Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, the Estonian State Puppet Theatre and the Vene Theatre for a memorable night out.

Children are often marvellous travel companions, especially if you go to the right places! For some quality family time, take a trip to the National Library of Estonia, the Kalamaja Children’s Museum Miiamilla and the Children's Museum Miiamilla.

If you're a nature-loving traveller, you should head to Port of Tallinn, the Kadrioru Park, the Danish King's Garden and Tonismagi.

If the chaos of city life is tiring you out, recharge your batteries with a visit to one of the nearby parks. Hirvepark, Toompark, Linda Hill and Tammsaare Park are gorgeous spots to relax under the shade of the trees.

A holiday is the perfect time to splurge a little and grab yourself a few gifts. Be sure to drop into Rottermann Quarter, Solaris Centre, Ulemiste Centre and Kristiine Shopping Centre!

Kiek in de Kok and Bastion Passages Museum, Kadriorg Palace, Toompea Castle and Estonian Open Air Museum are sure to impress travellers with an interest in history. Do some research beforehand so you can fully appreciate these striking places.

Local sacred places, such as Dominican Monastery, St. Charles' Church, Church of the Holy Ghost and Nomme Rahu Church, give you the opportunity to reflect on life's big questions in a serene setting.

Whether you'd like to attend a home game with the FC Flora Tallinn or the Estonia National Team or throw your hands in the air at a concert, A. Le Coq Arena is the place for entertainment.

Hotels in Old Town

If you'd rather spend cash on adventures than on a hotel, the Kalev Spa Hotel & Waterpark and the Hotel Metropol are two places you should take a look at. Alternatively, let the friendly staff at The Three Sisters Hotel or the Schlössle Hotel take care of you. After all, what are getaways for if not spoiling yourself?

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is a not-to-be-missed sight in Old Town. If you want to stay close to this world‐famous attraction, the CRU Hotel and the Hotel Telegraaf, Autograph Collection are both great choices.