3 days city break in Tallinn
Example programme for travel professionals
Though Tallinn may be over 700 years old, it is looking towards the future.
In the morning, you can wander the streets of Old Town and marvel at buildings dating back to the Middle Ages. Then in the afternoon, you check out an avant-garde art exhibition in what used to be an old submarine factory. Thanks to Tallinn's compact footprint, old and new mix in every part of the city.
Coastal vibes...
Tallinn has an alluring urban coastline. In the past, Tallinn's seaside development was limited largely to industrial and military endeavors.
...and great food
Estonian food is known for its focus on seasonal ingredients and modern takes on traditional techniques. Tallinn is home to Estonia's only MICHELIN-Starred restaurants and one of Estonia's three Green Star restaurants.
Source: Rasmus Jurkatam
Day 1: Discovering Tallinn’s Medieval Charm and Bohemian Vibes in Kalamaja
Arrival to Tallinn. The English-speaking guide will welcome you at the airport. Bus transfer to the hotel, city center (approx. 15 min drive).
Explore Tallinn’s unique medieval Old Town with your local guide.
Divided into the Lower Town and Upper Town (the hill of Toompea), the area is quite big yet still compact enough to explore on foot.
Lunch at old town, suggested group restaurants here
Afternoon visit with local guide for touring the newest side of Tallinn: Kalamaja, one of the oldest districts in Tallinn. Situated just north of the picturesque Old Town, this area used to be home to fishermen - hence the name Kalamaja ("Fish House").
Explore Telliskivi Creative city, located in the former industrial complex of Tallinn, which houses galleries, small shops, various creative companies, start-ups, and restaurants and Balti Jaama market next to it.
Dinner suggestions here
Overnight at one of the 4 star hotels: Mövenpick Hotel, Nordic Hotel Forum, Tallink City Hotel or something more unique
Source: Rasmus Jurkatam
Day 2: Elegance and Coastal Beauty – Kadriorg & Pirita
Breakfast at hotel
Meet your guide for Kadriorg excursion
At the heart of Kadriorg, one of Tallinn’s most upscale districts, is Estonia’s only Baroque palace and park ensemble, established 300 years ago by Russian Tsar Peter the Great.
Enjoy the scenery at the Kadriorg Park
In addition to Kadriorg Palace, the park is also home to the headquarters of the Art Museum of Estonia – KUMU – which serves both as a national gallery and a centre for contemporary arts.
Lunch in Kadriorg area, for example Mon Repos restaurant
Afternoon visit to Pirita area
Walking tour at Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, home to the Estonian Song and Dance Celebration, which brings together up to 34,000 performers and 200,000 spectators every five years.
Visit the Maarjamäe Palace, headquarters of the Estonian History Museum, which takes you on a journey through the 100 years of the Republic of Estonia.
Dinner at restaurant Tuljak or restaurant NOA with a seaside view
Overnight in Tallinn
Source: Kaupo Kalda
Day 3: Exploring Tallinn’s Seaside
Breakfast at hotel
Depending on your flight:
AM possible tour at Noblessner- Tallinn’s seaside, once the major submarine shipyard
Visit to Seaplane harbour museum. The most exciting maritime museum in Europe is located in the Seaplane Harbour. About 200 authentic items are on display at the historical seaplane hangar: a submarine called Lembit, a century-old icebreaker Suur Tõll, a seaplane called Short 184, remains of the oldest ship found in Estonia, and much more.
Explore PROTO Invention Factory, see prototypes of incredible inventions come to life thanks to the latest technology.
Lunch at Lore Bistro for good old-fashioned classics with a nice modern vibe or UMA restaurant for modern Asian tastes.
Check- out from hotel
Transfer to airport
Depart from Tallinn
Source: Kaupo Kalda
Last updated
12.02.2025