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Tallinn Walking / Strolling Attractions
Here are the top Tallinn walking / strolling listings so you can find the best in Tallinn for your trip. Read these walking / strolling reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
1. Old Town
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Tallinn, Harjumaa County, Estonia
The historical Old Town of Tallinn is a step back to the 13th century with cobblestone lanes and iron street lamps around medievial markets.
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Tallinn, Harjumaa County, Estonia
Located in Pirita district of Tallinn are the St. Brigit’s Convent ruins. Ruins are quite spectacular, especially when you enter former convent and instead of roof you..
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Tallinn, Harjumaa County, Estonia
Very beautiful place. Visit, don't hesitate.
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Tallinn, Harjumaa County, Estonia
This was a summer residence of Russian Tsar’s, Peter the Great, wife. The palace name is Estonian transliteration of her name, Catherine. Now it is a part of Art..
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Tallinn, Harjumaa County, Estonia
I loved the culture of this place and in main street seems to be backwards in time wih horse and carts and old buildings. also very cheap.
6. Keila-Joa
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Keila-Joa, Harjumaa County, Estonia
There's a third biggest waterfall of Estonia in Keila-Joa town, and you can admire one of the most magnificent parks in Estonia with neogothic Keila manor house.
7. Pikk Street
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Tallinn, Harjumaa County, Estonia
In Pikk Street you can find the city’s most famous church, St Olav ’s. Legends and stories surround this elegant place of worship which between 1549 and 1625 was..
8. Toome Hill
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Tartu, Tartumaa County, Estonia
I love Tartu. The parks on top of Toome Hill is one of the reasons I love it. Especially in the Springtime. Theres lots of paths and benches to just enjoy the lush..
10. Hill of Crosses
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Hiiumaa, Hiiumaa County, Estonia
Very nice place to the West from Kärdla. It is a place, where historically some swedes were travelling to Ukraine. They were banished by Russian empress Catherine II...
