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6/24/26 Talinn, Estonia

Capital of Estonia, talinn’s history spans centuries, shaped by Danish, Teutonic, Swedish and Russian rule. Founded in the 13th century, it grew as a strategic port and hanseatic league member (almost all the ports that we are visiting on this cruide were members).

  1. Tallinn Old Town
  • UNESCO World Heritage site, charming cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and vibrant atmosphere.
  1. Toompea Castle
  • Highlights: Historic castle with panoramic views of the city and home to the Estonian Parliament

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

A stunning Russian orthodox cathedral with impressive domes and historical significance

Town Hall Square

Bustling with restaurants and shops. Town hall was built in the 14th century and preserved almost to its original Gothic state

3 dragons pub at town hall square

Our very cute cruise director recommended this and it did not dissapoint

P was able to stick his own pickle on first try…. The matron says his a hunter

Other cafes and desserts stops

We can smell the fresh off the oven Cinnabon from afar 
The store boss looks like Ingrid Bergman
Kiek in the kok
We were treated with a folkloric performance at the Princess theatre to conclude the Estonia port of call

Local Phrases

  • Hello: Tere (pronounced: “TEH-reh”)
  • Please: Palun (pronounced: “PAH-lun”)
  • Thank you: Aitäh (pronounced: “EYE-tah”)
  • Excuse me: Vabandage (pronounced: “VAH-bahn-dah-geh”)
  • Goodbye: Nägemist (pronounced: “NAH-geh-mist”)
    Enjoy your time in Tallinn! It’s a beautiful city with rich history and culture.
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