Travel Guide to Tallinn Old Town, Estonia
Scenic spot introduction:
Tallinn, Estonia Old Town Old Town (Vanalinn in Estonian) is the only city in Northern Europe that retains its medieval appearance and style. It is a world cultural heritage city and is known as the "crossroads of Europe". Old city wall Relics, towering Defense Tower The winding long street is a sight to behold no matter from which angle you look at it. Old Town When tourists sit in a street cafe and watch people coming and going, they will naturally feel its infinite charm.Attractions distribution:
Tallinn Old Town Located in the heart of the capital, with the Baltic Sea in the distance. Old Town It is the main area of Tallinn and is divided into the Upper Town and down town , retaining the most original architectural features, such as the old City Gate , Old city wall , High Herman Tower, Fat Margaret's Fortress Other historical buildings, Alexander Nevsky Dongzhengda church and the famous Long Legs Street ; Town Hall Square It brings together many Dining room and cafes are the best places for people to relax. Standing on a high place, you can also overlook down town and the new town, and even the seaside.Scenic spot qualifications:
World HeritageScenic spot features:
Religion, ancient cityTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Estonia > Tallinn
How to get there:
Tallinn:
1. Airplane: Lennart Meri Tallinn International Airport. You can fly directly from Beijing, or transfer in Helsinki, Finland, London, UK, or Berlin, Germany.
2. Ferry: Tallinn D-Terminal, which can be reached by boat from Helsinki in more than an hour.
3. Bus: Central Bus Station (Autobussijaam), which travels between domestic and international cities, and can also reach Russia.
4. Train: Travel between domestic and international cities.
Old Town : Located in the city center, within walking distance.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Tickets
Tallinn Old Town Ticket Prices:
St. Olaf's Church : church Free; Tower Observation Deck 2 EUR, Children 1 EUR, Free for children under 7 years old.
St. Mary's Cathedral :Clock Tower 5 Euros.
Scenic area opening hours:
St. Olaf's Church : 10:00-18:00 every day
Toompea Castle Hemanta ): Monday to Friday 10:00-16:00
St. Mary's Cathedral :9:00-18:00 every day
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1.Olde Hansa is Old Town The most authentic medieval Dining room .
2. Town Hall Square A collection of large Dining room , cafes, etc.; Spring Old Town In July, there is a modern version of the medieval carnival, while in winter there are Christmas markets.
3. Local vegetables and fruits are relatively expensive, and seafood, meat and beer are the most not to be missed local delicacies.
4. On Midsummer Day, fires can be seen everywhere in Estonia. People sing, dance, and party all night long, and the main attraction is a barbecue dinner.
5. Visitors can St. Catherine's Passage See artists at work, such as blowing glass, weaving or making pottery.
6. With the Tallinn Card, you can visit most attractions for free, which is very cost-effective.
Tour route:
Tallinn: Recommendations Old Town The main focus is on the area, and a slow and detailed tour can be arranged for 1-2 days; then you can take a day-long museum tour and new town sightseeing; if there is still time, you can go to the suburbs to visit the open-air museum and experience the charm of the Middle Ages.
Best time to visit:
Spring, Summer and Autumn
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Sweater Doll , handicrafts in small shops.
(Food) German flavors, such as pork and potatoes; some Russian flavors, such as black bread; traditional Estonian flavors, such as drowned eel (Marineeritud angerjas), Baltic sour fish (Silgusoust), pork with sauerkraut (Mulgikapsad), blood sausage (Verivorst), Estonian beer (Saku)
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