Tallinn is the Estonian capital on the Baltic Sea and holds one of the best preserved medieval centres in northern Europe, with much of its wall and towers still standing and the old town inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1997. Its second face is entirely contemporary: Estonia is known for digital public services, and former industrial grounds such as Telliskivi have turned into technology and design quarters. Turkish Airlines and SunExpress fly direct from Istanbul and Antalya, and the flight from Istanbul takes about 3 hours 5 minutes.
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See flights to Tallinn →When to visit Tallinn
June to August brings very long days, the mildest weather and the liveliest old town. In December the Town Hall Square holds a Christmas market rooted in one of Europe's oldest such traditions. Winters are long, dark and freezing, though the snow-covered old town has a look all its own.
Things to do in Tallinn
The old town and walls
Walk the walls that survive almost intact and look over the red roofs from the towers.
Toompea hill
Climb to the upper town and watch the harbour and rooftops from the Kohtuotsa and Patkuli terraces.
The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
See the mosaics and interior of the onion-domed Orthodox cathedral.
Telliskivi
Browse the studios, design shops and weekend market on the former factory grounds.
Kadriorg Palace
Tour the baroque palace, its wide park and the art museum inside.
The Seaplane Harbour
Step inside the submarine and the ships displayed in the concrete seaplane hangar.
Flights from Turkey to Tallinn
Tallinn is served by Tallinn Lennart Meri Airport (TLL), about 5 km from the city centre and reached in about 15 minutes by tram. There are direct flights from Istanbul and Antalya, and Helsinki is about 2 hours away by ferry.
Tallinn FAQ
How can I get a Tallinn flight package?
You can split the cost of your Tallinn flight package with Suso over 3 to 24 months, and no credit card limit is required.
Which airport serves Tallinn and how do I reach the city?
Flights land at Tallinn Lennart Meri Airport (TLL), about 5 km from the centre, reached in about 15 minutes by tram.
Are there direct flights from Turkiye to Tallinn, and is a visa needed?
Yes. Turkish Airlines and SunExpress fly direct from Istanbul and Antalya, and the flight takes about 3 hours 5 minutes. Estonia is in the Schengen area, so Turkish citizens need a Schengen visa.
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