Great nightlife Viru shopping centre is life

The Tallinn Pass for your stay in Tallinn is well-worth the cash provided you are there to site-see, take in some estonian baths/spas and eat out!

Troika: (I-2) Raekoja plats 15; tel. 627-6245. Open:12-23. When it rains it pours. Until early 2000, there were virtually no Russian restaurants worth mentioning in Tallinn. Now, with Troika, there are at least two. Troika , along with Klafira (above) is vying to become the No. 1 Russian restaurant in the capital. One big thing it's got going for it is a wonderful atmosphere. It's in one of the loveliest Medieval-era halls in Tallinn, with high cavernous ceilings and bulky oak staircases sweeping into the main dining area; the brooding, dimly-lit surroundings capture the Russian spirit. There's often a solo guitarist here belting out Russian folk songs. www.troika.ee

Take the tram to Kopli, old russian part of town and think back to how life was before 1989

Tallinn is such a great city. Club Hollywood is the place to go. St. Patricks Irish Pub has great food and of course the Guinness is always perfect.

See the near perfectly preserved Medieval structures as they were in the time of kings and queens.

Liquor and Cigarettes, along with countless other things, are Tax free in this city. This leads young people from Helsinki, Finland to make day trips here to stock up supplies. The ferry ride is a comfortable 2 1/2 hours between Helsinki and Tallinn, and it gets you those cool stamps in your passport. How many of you're friends can say, "Oh, and this is the stamp from when we went to Estonia". So if your in either Tallinn or Helsinki, there absolutely no excuse to not visit the other.

Nice Viru Hotel, markets and strong alcohol culture.

take the ship to helsinki
drive there in winter when it´s dark

Sauna Street is the center of gay life in Tallinn--it is near the McDonalds next to the city Gates.  Try ClubAngel for a great night of dancing and fun!