| SAS - the biggest airline company in Scandinavia - offers daily cheap international flight tickets to Tallinn from many destinations in Scandinavia and with connections from Europe, USA and Asia.
Our city guide will help you to find out what's up and what the best tips are from SAS crew and passengers. Many tourists are drawn to Tallinn solely because of its beautiful churches,cobbled streets and ring-wall. But now the old Hanseatic city is ready to reveal another side. People from all over Europe come here to shop and enjoy this pleasant spa town. |
| Navi what?
Navitrolla gallery features
works verging on humorous
nature surrealism. | Bocca
Bocca's medieval shell is
tastefully filled with
fashionable minimalist decor
and good food. | Oleviste church tower
The 124-metre steeple still dwarfs most of Tallinn’s buildings and remains an important symbol of the town. |
| Laulasmaa Resort
www.laulasmaa.ee
How does a detoxifying
honey massage and
energizing pearl bath
sound to you? Well I
could book a Anti-
stress 3-day package
every week.
Sandra, air stewardess | DIY Chocolate
www.anneliviik.ee
Start with the Kalev Chocolate
Museum at Pikk Street 16,
although absolutely tiny, it
doubles up as a charming
cafe. See a marzipan exhibition
and Georg Stude’s museum
room that is free of charge.
Then go around the corner to
Pikk 30 to Anneli Viik's Chocolate
studio for the state of art
handmade chocolates.
Mmmh - mouth watering!
Gunnar | Olde Hansa
www.oldehansa.ee
A Medieval restaurant
with background music
(from the 15th century or earlier),
candlelight, heavy wooden
benches draped with boar skins.
The menu recently included
Nobleman’s smoked fillet mignon,
wild boar with nuts and sauerkraut,
herb-juniper cheese, and bear. For
dessert, try the apple and honey
under a crispy bread coat and
soaked in almond milk. Overall, the
quality of the food is good; the
service is exemplary, and good-
humored.
Maarika |