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Tallinn: A Winter Wonderland
Tallinn is one of the very few cities in the world where you’ll actually hear the locals curse and complain that the winter hasn’t been cold enough. Visiting foreigners, darting from hotel to café to avoid the chilled winds, understandably think the Tallinners are all quite mad. This year the locals got their wish. The mercury has registered steadily below -7c since a week before Christmas and there’s more snow than you can shake a stick at - not that there would be much point in that. With luck, the weather pattern will hold, and Old Town will retain its beautiful, snow-covered, picture-postcard look well into February and March.
OUR Tallinn HIGHLIGHTS
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This three-storey hotel located in a leafy area right next to the Song Festival Grounds fits squarely in the modern, international category. Rooms have satellite TV and heated bathroom tiles, and som
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The name in Estonian means ‘market’ and that’s exactly what this theatricaly-decorated cellar restaurant looks like inside - a classic, outdoor market square, complete with overhang
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Part of the medieval Old Town wall runs right through this small, luxury hotel, and designers have wisely integrated it into the 21st-century interior to preserve the historical feel of the building.
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One of the oldest restaurants of its kind in town, Peking, which is actually owned and run by the Chinese, offers a very interesting and creative menu featuring an Aphrodisiac selection that includes
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One of Tallinn’s must-see cellar restaurants, Troika wows its clientele with a cosy, old-style Russian décor and a singer who belts out folk songs from a balcony from time to time. (When c
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Serving up a chic, gourmet take on Georgian cuisine - elsewhere a relatively casual affair - Black Sheep certainly stands out in the herd. Not that anyone's complaining. The
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Latest Tallinn Comments
It tastes like shit. All the food is cooked in a microwave owen. I rather eat my own vomit than eating this kind of horseshit.[...]
i want to go to Tallinn Estonia[...]
Awesome food. Cozy atmosphere. We had four-course lunch menu. Borscht was superb. Stroganoff smooth, and silky. Bellini’s just right. Would go back in a heartbeat.[...]
It is excellent. Very good service and food.[...]
Wirulane is very quiet and peaceful place.Good meal, fast service.Personally I had there excellent pike-perch with horseradish last week.Of course, Kama is very good.[...]
Lovely atmosphere, good service and best seafood risotto I ever had excepting Sicilian one.[...]
Well, may be it is the oldest, however history did not pave the way to maturity...The key word in our description would be "Bad"First of all there was no any sign of the Chinese presence, either among waiters or among the chefs.It was rather Russian[...]
We have had many super meals here. I like steak "she who must be obeyed" likes fish, no problem here , both had delicious food, I would reccomend this restaurant, service is good too[...]
The best cafe in Tallinn!!![...]
Lovely food, lovely wine, excellent service![...]
Please tell me where I may get the Hop on Hop off red bus at Tallinn. I will be coming in on a cruise ship, so is there a stop close to the dock.Many thanks[...]
Delicious Fish Soup![...]
Really enjoyed this cafe - cosy, lovely ambience. Friendly staff. Nice crowd. It felt so comfortable and welcoming that we had to go second time and we were only in Tallinn for three days![...]
the worst italian restaurant i have ever been to. far better places around town[...]
Don't go here if you're in a hurry. We wanted the daily pasta for launch, and after 30 minutes, asked where our food was.We were told to be patient, because they were busy (not that many people where there). 10 minutes later we asked another waiter,[...]