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A Day in Tallinn | Travel Guide | Northern Cities (4K)

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The fourth of our Northern Cities series, we spend a day exploring stunning Tallinn, capital of Estonia, all filmed pre COVID, in 2017 (prices are current).

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Tallinn the capital of Estonia, nestled just off the Baltic Sea, in the gulf of Finland. Tallinn was an unexpected jewel with its' fairytale architecture, cobbled streets and friendly people.

St Petersburg is only 200 miles to the West, and the Russian influence can be seen in its Russian Orthodox Church and history of occupation. Tallinn dates back to the 1100s and Estonia only became a republic in 1990.

Despite its quaint laid back charm, Tallinn is a digital hub and the birthplace of Skype, and also the capital of culture in 2011.

With pavement cafes and bars at every-turn there are plenty of opportunities to sample local fare and watch the world go by.
I loved exploring the shops, which were full of beautiful treasures.

We visited the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and while an overzealous parishioner tried to get me kicked out for just holding a camera, Dan took these video shots in peace :)

Nestled within its ancient city walls, with its gatehouse towers still standing, it’s no surprise Tallinn’s old town is a world heritage site.
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