🛣️How to play in Tallinn for two days🛤️

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 In fact, coming to Tallinn was a completely unexpected choice. I thought it was just a small town, but I didn’t expect it! It was really easy to shoot, fun to visit, and comfortable - it completely exceeded my expectations! After planning the itinerary for the past two days, I feel that Tallinn is a great place to walk slowly and experience things slowly. DAY 1｜Dream back to the Middle Ages The first day was completely spent in the old town. It was so beautiful, like walking into a fairy tale! I took photos as I walked: • Tallinn Old Town (Vanalinn): city walls, spires, colorful houses… every street is so beautiful that every photo looks like a postcard. • City Hall Square: I sat down to drink a cup of coffee at noon, watching people coming and going in the square, and felt a sense of stillness and happiness. • Alexander Nevsky Cathedral: The exterior is super stunning, and the atmosphere inside is solemn. Once you go in, you will really be surrounded by the sense of history. • Toompea Observation Deck: You must come here! Overlooking the entire old town, I could also see the sea in the distance. I was in a daze here for half an hour. • Dinner at Restaurant Chedi, delicious Chinese food! The environment is also very good! Crispy Pipa Duck and Luohan Vegetarian are delicious! 😋 DAY 2｜Literary and artistic niche route The next day I wanted to experience some local life + avoid the crowds of tourists: • Kadullio Park: The park is especially quiet in the morning. It feels like the people here live at a very slow pace. I feel calm as I walk around. • Estonian Art Museum: It is bigger than I thought. I spent about 4 hours there. It was great to see the history of Estonia through the works of art! • Telliskivi Creative District: the most surprising place in Tallinn! There are many niche shops, handmade markets, and street graffiti. It has a great atmosphere. I also had brunch at F-Hoone. I recommend it! Tips for mumbling: • The old town road is really steep + it's all cobblestone, don't wear high heels • Prices are much cheaper than in Finland, so you can eat with peace of mind haha • It is very convenient to travel to Finland. If you want to visit Finland, you can also take a boat to Helsinki!