Hotels near Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport - TLL, Tallinn

Everything in Old Town is a cultural delight and easy to explore on foot. Full of wonderful restaurants, cafes, bars, quality shops, handcrafts and souvenir stores. Rest of Tallinn easy to get around with buses and trams; ( always on time! ) very ecconomic with pre-purchased card; directions and routes well signed and with maps at stops. Tram service from Old Town direct to Airport; Large selection of hotels, all clean with varied amenities and room rates in Old Town. Cobblestone and stone pavements best to walk with low shoes; cars are limited from access in Old Town, but taxis will get you close, or right to all hidden places. Lots of tourists year-round and more in summer. Check for numerous free offerings of concerts in cathederals, open air music and varied events in summer; English spoken almost everywhere. Safe city at night. Colorful, vibrant, historic, well renovated and preserved city to explore with many parks and public seating for the weary. Have coins available for toilets inside public areas other than eateries.

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 :-)

City is beautiful, roads and all the city areas looks renovated and overall looks good. I especially liked museums. The old town and walls with towers were really interesting to see. We had no problem communicating with locals, in shops and in restaurants using English and Russian languages. Transportation in city is great too, you can go on bus, tram, trolleybus. The only downside I see is a bit steep prices at restaurants. for example in Tallinn center (several places) for two people you will pay around 60 Eur (1 side dish, 2 main dishes and 2 drinks). Comparing to Lithuania capital Vilnius or Latvia capital Riga you will pay 1,5x-2x times less in there.

I'm on a “tour” of Eastern and Northern Europe at the moment and have to say that Tallinn stands out very positively. A city with a lot of history, exciting culture, an incredible amount of fascinating things to see, and lots of good food. Places i'd recommend to check out: Old Town Tallinn Town Hall Tompea Hill Tallinna Raekoja Plats Aleksander Nevski Katedraali Viru Gate St. Olaf Church Kohtuotsa Kiek in de Kok Balti Jaam Market Kadriorg Park Tallinna Teletorn And if you like football, try catching a match. Was able to see FC Flora vs FCI Levadia, and the players came over spoke to the fans, and got a photo with the players. Really cool experience.

Lovely compact medieval Old Town with range of interesting churches to visit. Very photogenic. Plenty of restaurant options from local Estonian cuisine to Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian, Malaysian, Italian and generic European. Lots of non-chain bars and cafes. Not too busy in late April when I visited.

A very nice city where at each corner there is a beautiful picture to take. there are a lot of different places to visit and discover. I would recommend to have some cash as there are people signing and selling art at the street.