Tallinn Things to Do Tips by Propermark

Jaani Church (Jaani Kirik) Other Churches Review

This church is visible from Toompea Hill..

Kaarli Church (Kaarli Kirik) Other Churches Review

This is the first monument I saw in Tallinn.. it was a nice day, sunny and warm.

Toompea Castle - Estonian Government Building Toompea Review

This is Toompea Castle where today the Estonian Government has its offices

Tallinn Town Hall Town Hall Review

Tallinn Town Hall on the southern side of Raekoja Square..

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Alex Nevsky Review

The well-maintained cathedral is the grandest sacred Orthodox structure in Tallinn.

The largest, richly decorated Orthodox church, in mixed historicist style, was built on Toompea Hill in 1900, when Estonia was part of the Russian tsarist empire. The architect of the church was Mikhail Preobrazhenski from St. Petersburg.

Danish King's Garden on Toompea Hill Parks Review

The Danish King’s Garden next to Toompea hill is the spot where, according to old legend, the Danes first received their national flag. On the brink of losing the battle on July 15, 1219, the flag was handed down to them from the heavens and the battle tide was miraculously turned. Denmark’s victory resulted in over a hundred years of Danish rule in Tallinn and northern Estonia.

Cathedral of Saint Mary the Virgin Toomkirik Review

The Cathedral of Saint Mary the Virgin is the main Lutheran church in Estonia

Visit Medieval Tallinn monuments Kiek in the Kok Review

In Tallinn you will find many well preserved medieval monuments and the first thing you will see are Medieval Towers, like Kiek in de Kök which was the most powerful cannon tower in 16th-century Northern Europe. It is located on the slope of Toompea Hill.