Hotels near Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport - TLL, Tallinn

That everything in the apartment worked beautifully and was modern. I had everything there that I needed how do I wanted to stay permanently. The city itself was safe and very close to the airport. If I could afford to live here I would buy an apartment there :-)

One of the most beautiful cities we have ever been to Lovely, neat, charming, history in every corner, nice atmosphere and a huge collection of stunning building . Hard to find a reasonable place to eat in fair prices - only disadvantage of . Tallinn Going up (elevator} in Nikolas church to see the view above the old city id highly recommended.

Beautiful medieval city, so much to see. We were there for four nights. Could easily have done five. An abundance of restaurants and very good quality food. Easy to navigate. A Tallinn card is really good value, we reckoned that we saved around one third on a two day card at 63 euros and the card covers most points of interest. Highly recommended. Riga is a two hour train journey away and Helsinki is also accessible by ferry. Very good city break.

I was in Tallinn on a business trip, but in the evenings I had the chance to walk around the city. It is a very beautiful place with plenty of options for good food, nice bars, and authentic spots to explore.

My stay was only for 2 full days, which I spent entirely exploring the Old City., so much history, if that is your interest. I think 2 more days to explore the rest of the city and surrounds is needed. Cheaper than Finland and Norway. Take an umbrella as it is inclined to be wet.

A lovely city. The old medieval center is delightful, but do venture further afield. We ate at Barbarea in a repurposed warehouse in the old Navy yards (very good, and interesting location) and at the Fotografiska restaurant (superb) as well as taking the tram to Kumi, the Art Museum that is not to be missed (with excellent cafe for lunch). Kadriog Park through which we walked to get to Kumi is lovely too, with a Peter the Great Palace to admire as well. Do go to the City Market on the other side of the train station from the old city - amazing fresh produce stalls, older ladies with hand knitted items, antique stalls on the 2nd floor, great food stalls on 1st floor, Back in the old city, don't skip the Esti handicraft stores, and for wonderful linens, yarns and other crafts do stop by Domus Line, and finish with afternoon tea with the locals at Rukis. A tour from a local guide is a good choice on the first day to get oriented and learn the history of this exquisite place. Those medieval streets can be confusing at first!