Tallinn’s historical Old Town alone is worth a visit: amidst the narrow alleyways, cobbled streets, Gothic churches and well-preserved buildings, you are immediately immersed in a bygone age Estonia also has a turbulent history; in recent centuries, the country has belonged to Denmark, Sweden and the Soviet Union. All of these cultures have left traces here, which can be found in the architecture, the language and the food. In addition to its historical heritage, Tallinn also has a varied, young creative scene and an attractive location directly on the Baltic Sea.
In recent years, Tallinn has become a real mecca for young and creative people looking for inspiration and new experiences. Numerous places throughout the city showcase examples of the vibrant creative scene that attracts people from all over the world. There are art installations and street art everywhere; Tallinn also has a thriving music scene with numerous clubs and venues in which live music is performed. In addition to the historic Old Town, the vibrant cultural life is another reason to definitely pay a visit to the Estonian metropolis!
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