Tallinn
Bars, Pubs & Clubs

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The raw underbelly of Tallinn's music and art scene will be appealing only to more adventurous travellers.

Vilnius has its Frank Zappa statue, so it's only fair that Tallinn has this bar dedicated to Depeche Mode. For normal humans, this is just a friendly dive bar stuffed with fan memorabilia. Read_on (3 Comments)

Situated in a courtyard and old cinema house, Hoov certainly is a whole lot of artsy and underground. Expect performances from all sorts of genres and disciplines to take place here. Read_on (No Comments)

Formerly a little bar called Juuksur, nothing has really changed since the name change. It's still a stone cellar full of mismatched furniture and art nerds. Read_on (No Comments)

Reaching unmatched heights in retro shabbiness, Kuku is a lovably tacky cellar hangout where Tallinn's old artists get loaded on red wine, talk philosophy, or on weekends, dance to 80s hits. Read_on (1 Comment)

Tallinn's most grotty, seedy and all-around diviest dive bar. Students, Rastafarians and rockers alike congregate in this medieval cellar bar known for cheap drinks and uninhibited fun. Read_on (3 Comments)

What started out as a temporary locale in a building due for demolition, has turned into a hotbed of artful dodgers, where the cheap drinks flow and the music is loud and poignant. Read_on (No Comments)

Although Woodstock does not have a whole lot to do with the fabled summer of love held on American farm land back in 1969, the natives here are quite friendly and into 'the rock' as it were. Read_on (2 Comments)