Estonia, Europe (Point of interest)

Tallinn City Museum, in Old Tallinn's centre, dates back to the 14th century. It showcases Tallinn's history throughout the centuries from the end of prehistoric times up to re-independence in 1991. Temporary exhibitions are also held throughout th... Continue reading →

Tallinn's largest and grandest cupola cathedral dominates the skyline with its 'onion dome'. Almost demolished in 1924 because of its Tsarist history, the ornate Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Toompea houses 11 bells and was built in 1900. ... Continue reading →

Located in Kadriorg and built in the 18th century as a summer retreat for Peter the Great, Kadriorg Park and Palace is a treasured Tallinn icon. The baroque palace is set in an expansive park boasting ponds, pathways and playgrounds. The building ... Continue reading →

The well-designed Museum of Occupations in Tompea offers a moving exhibition of Estonia's struggle under two oppressive regimes, the Nazis and the Soviets. Audio-visual displays and artefacts document the repression, the resistance movements and ho... Continue reading →

Tallinn Town Hall is a Gothic monument dating back to the 13th century that has housed the management of the city for more than 700 years. The city's showpiece, today it holds receptions for many crowned heads, dignitaries and celebrities. The obl... Continue reading →