Tips & Tricks
Jazzkaar International Jazz Festival (various venues within Tallinn and elsewhere in Estonia) — this is the biggest Jazz Festival in the Baltics held from 1990. Combining an interesting & unique program with bold solutions, Jazzkaar’s team is able to create the best Festival with the smallest budget in the Nordic countries — bringing the biggest […]
Jeti Ice Arena (Suur-Sõjamäe 14B, Tallinn) — one of two indoor ice arenas in Tallinn, the Jeti ice arena was opened in 2000 by Estonian hockey legend Jari Kurri. It has two full-size hockey rinks and five special curling sheets as well as a dressing and drying rooms, a sauna and a cafeteria. Check Jeti’s […]
Kadrioru Tennis Center (Koidula 38, Tallinn) — Tennis Center offers an opportunity to practice under the guidance of professional trainers. Tennis equipment shop and rental, as well as soft drinks, coffee, tea, snacks and sauna are also available. Great for warm weather days! See its website for more info: www.kadriorutennis.ee
Tallinn Medieval Days – visitors and locals alike head back to the middle ages as the Medieval Days come to life again in the Old Town. Tallinn was a flourishing trading port in the Middle Ages — full of color, vigor, and energy. The “Medieval Days” festival attempt to recapture Tallinn’s glorious past. There are […]
Olympic Casino Olümpia (Liivalaia 33, Tallinn) — By far the largest casino chain in Estonia, Olympic has several branches throughout the city, many located in prominent shopping malls. Most have their own bars, which are open all hours and feature monthly drink specials. The casinos themselves range in size, but all have a variety of […]
Niitvälja Golf (Niitvälja, Harju maakond) – located 33 km. southwest of Tallinn, golfers can play on the 18-hole Park Course and a 9-hole pay-and-play course. The practice area consists of putting, chipping and pitching greens, a driving range and a nine-hole mini-golf course. Niitvälja has the facilities to host invitational or open golf tournaments and […]