About Tallinn

Welcome to Tallinn, the enchanting capital of Estonia and the vibrant host city for the NoDaLiDa/Baltic-HLT 2025 conference! With its rich history and modern atmosphere, Tallinn is a blend of medieval beauty and contemporary life making it an ideal destination for both business and leisure.

Explore Tallinn

Old Town

Step into the past in Tallinn's UNESCO World Heritage Site, where cobblestone streets and historic buildings create a medieval atmosphere. Wander through narrow alleyways, visit historic landmarks, and soak in the charming ambiance of this well-preserved gem. Discover must-see attractions and hidden gems at Visit Tallinn Old town guide.

Other neighbourhoods to explore

While Tallinn's Old town is a must-see, don't miss the chance to explore its other unique neighborhoods.

Located just outside the Old town, Kalamaja is one of the oldest districts in Tallinn, known for its charming wooden houses and hipster vibe. The heart of Kalamaja is the Telliskivi Creative City, home to Estonian design, the Fotografiska contemporary museum of photography, art & culture, and bohemian restaurants and bars.

Head to Noblessner, a former submarine shipyard turned cultural hub, to enjoy waterfront views and diverse dining options. For a modern urban vibe, explore the Rotermann Quarter with its blend of historic buildings and contemporary architecture, offering excellent dining and shopping options.

Additionally, visit Kadriorg, known for the beautiful Kadriorg Palace and its surrounding park, as well as various museums and cultural institutions. Discover more about all the neighborhoods and plan your visit at Visit Tallinn.

Cultural attractions

Discover Tallinn's rich cultural life with visits to its many museums and galleries. Popular attractions include the Seaplane Harbour Museum, Kumu Art Museum, and Kadriorg Palace. For more ideas, see Visit Tallinn attractions guide.

Dining and restaurants

Experience the flavors of Estonia with local delicacies or enjoy international cuisine at one of Tallinn's many top-rated restaurants and cafés. For the best dining spots, visit Visit Tallinn food & drink guide.

Lunch options near the conference venue

Baarle Resto at the conference venue provides a special soup buffet on Sunday and Wednesday at a special price. Their general menu is also available, though it may get crowded.

A great area to explore is Rotermanni quarter, just 400 meters away, offering several restaurant options. On weekdays, many places provide quick and affordable lunch specials, check daily menus here.

Nautica shopping centre is just a few steps away and has a supermarket and several food places. See options here. The Port area also offers several dining options, including Restaurant Armudu and Kochi Aidad.

For further details on planning your visit, explore Visit Tallinn.

Explore Estonia

If you have extra time, take the opportunity to explore beyond Tallinn. Estonia offers stunning natural landscapes, charming small towns, and a rich cultural heritage. Visit picturesque towns like Tartu, Haapsalu, and Viljandi, explore the beautiful Lahemaa National Park, or discover the scenic areas of South Estonia.

For more travel ideas and information, see Visit Estonia.

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