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Margit Mikk-Sokk. Tallinn – Estonia's Capital
Welcome to Tallinn!
Estonia in Brief
Tallinn in Brief
History of Tallinn
Tallinn under the rule of the King of Denmark and the German Order (1219−1561)
Tallinn as part of Sweden (1561−1710)
Tallinn as part of the Russian Empire (1710−1918)
Tallinn as the capital of the Republic of Estonia (1918−1940)
Soviet (1940−41) and German (1941−44) occupations
Soviet occupation (1944−91)
Tallinn again as the capital of the Republic of Estonia (from 1991)
Most important dates
Old Town of Tallinn
Toompea Hill
Toompea Castle
A tour of Toompea Hill
St Mary’s Cathedral (also Dome Church)
Tallinn Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Lower town. Town Hall Square
Town Hall
Town Hall Pharmacy
Churches and convents in the lower town
Church of St Olaf
Church of the Holy Spirit
Church of St Nicholas
Dominican monastery
A walk in the Old Town
The Tallinn City Museum
Catharine’s passageway
Pikk Street
Building of the Great Guild
Building of Kanuti Guild
Building of Oleviste Guild
Building of the Brotherhood of Blackheads
Lai Street
Tallinn Town Wall
Great Coastal Gate and Fat Margaret Tower
Maiden Tower
Kiek in de Kök
Viru Gates
A circle around the Old Town
Outside the city centre
Rocca al Mare
Estonian Open Air Museum
Tallinn Zoo
Kadriorg
Kadriorg Park
Kadriorg Palace
Kumu Art Museum
Peter I House Museum
Russalka
Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
Pirita
Maarjamäe Palace
Ruins of Pirita Convent
Tallinn Botanical Garden
Tallinn television tower
About the character of Estonians
Singing Revolution
Interesting facts about Estonia
Visa and travel documents
Arrival
Language
Eating out
Public holidays in Estonia
About the author
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