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Autumn in Tallinn
As I sit here on my laptop writing this foreword, using candles as my only light source, I have just a couple of hopes... that the battery will last, and or that the power comes back on. Yes folks, winter has returned to Tallinn and along with it comes the occasional snowstorm to remind us just how much we take electricity for granted… the things an
In Your Pocket editor does to make sure the readers get the next edition. Please excuse us if you notice the odd spelling mistake though, even with candles, the keyboard is rather dark.
Tallinn is a great place to visit any time of year, but snowy winter days are simply magic in this medieval town. Cobblestones covered in snow, mulled wine at a traditional Christmas Market hut, snow-capped roofs and fires crackling in the hearth are just some of the things that bring warmth to an otherwise cold time of year. And speaking of the Christmas Market, it’s here that you’ll find all of those unique gift ideas for the hard to please on your list. From smoked cheeses to hand-knit mittens and blacksmith forged swords to ceramic mugs, there are enough items here to guarantee you’ll exceed the baggage-weight limits of any airline.
And just because it’s a tad chilly, doesn’t mean there’s a lack of things to do. Our culture section is still chalk full of big and small events to help keep you warm.
So, what are you waiting for? Put on your hat, grab a mulled wine, stick a memory card in your camera, turn the page and get started. Tallinn is, after all, one big photo opportunity.
The staff at Tallinn In Your Pocket would like to wish everyone a safe holiday and a Happy New Year!
OUR Tallinn HIGHLIGHTS
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In a refurbished 18th-century building next to Sőprus cinema, Domina City offers marblesque stylishness right in the heart of Old Town. Not only will you be right in the middle of Talli
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There's a chance that eating burgers may make you fat. There, we warned you. Please don't sue us.
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Often packed to the gills, the trendy BonBon is where you're most likely to find Tallinn's beautiful set. It's arguably the town's most exclusive club, thanks to a high
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Though strewn with off-the-shelf Irish décor, O'Malleys' character seems mostly derived from its high-traffic location at the foot of Viru tänav. It
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The name rhymes with Radisson, as in Radisson SAS, the towering hotel to which this two-storey grill-bar is attached. Gigantic windows, slick design and TVs tuned to sat
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Along with BonBon, the smaller Privé is considered one of Tallinn's two trendiest club destinations. Heading here is a bit of a gamble though. If you hit it on the r
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