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Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a stunning blend of medieval history and modern charm, located on the northern coast of the country along the Gulf of Finland. Known for its remarkably preserved old town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, Tallinn boasts cobblestone streets, gothic architecture, and a vibrant cultural scene. Visitors are often enchanted by landmarks such as Toompea Castle, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the bustling Town Hall Square. Tallinn is also a hub for tech innovation, earning it the nickname 'Silicon Valley of Europe.'

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Encantos Bálticos: Vilnius, Riga y Tallin

Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia

9 days / 8 nights

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Vilnius Trakai Riga Tallin

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Points of interest

Old Town

The Old Town of Tallinn is a beautifully preserved, medieval walled city that sits on the northern coast of Estonia. This UNESCO World Heritage site showcases cobblestone streets, stunning architecture, and a vibrant cultural atmosphere. Key highlights include the Toompea Castle, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the Raekoja plats (Town Hall Square). The Old Town is a must-visit location for visitors looking to experience the rich history and charm of Estonia's capital.

Kadriorg Park

Kadriorg Park is a large urban park in Tallinn, Estonia, established by Peter the Great in the 18th century. The park features beautiful gardens, ponds, and majestic pathways. The highlight of the park is the Kadriorg Palace, which now houses the Art Museum of Estonia. The park is a perfect place for leisurely walks and offers visitors a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city.

Patarei Sea Fortress

The Patarei Sea Fortress, also known as Patarei Prison, is a historic building in Tallinn, Estonia. Originally built as a sea fortress, it later served as a prison during the Soviet era. Today, it stands as a chilling reminder of Estonia's history and a significant cultural landmark. Visitors can explore the deteriorated cells and old prison grounds, gaining insights into the country's turbulent past.