Tallinn, Estonia. 48 hours: Eat, Sleep, Sightsee, Repeat.

Tallinn, Estonia is a city worth exploring if you happen to have a spare 48 hours on your hands.

I’ve put together this blog post to give you loads of information on what to get up to in the capital city of Estonia.

Enjoy my easy to navigate around guide to the capital city of Estonia:

How to travel to Tallinn, Estonia.

(Enjoying the stunning views of the old town.)

If you happen to be travelling around the Nordics or the Baltics, it’s very easy to travel to Estonia.

Especially if you happen to be travelling from Helsinki, Finland, as they have frequent ferry routes connecting the two cities together.

(I took the Eckeröline connection from Helsinki, Finland.)

Eckeröline offers a frequent service connecting Helsinki, Finland and Tallinn, Estonia.

This makes it a fun trip if you wish to fly into one city, then out of the other or combine a visit to both cities which is totally possible and a popular option for many travellers.

Many budget airlines also fly to Tallinn, Estonia from around Europe and you can also grab a bus from Riga, Latvia which connects the Baltic route.

Many travelling options to choose from when visiting Estonia.

Where to stay

(Check out this Airbnb I stayed at close to Telliskivi Loomelinnak in Tallinn, Estonia.)

I’ve recently put together a review of the Airbnb that we stayed at within walking distance to Telliskivi Loomelinnak, a fun area to stay.

You can check out the Airbnb here: Telliskivi Loomelinnak Airbnb.

Many nice Airbnb options in Tallinn, Estonia to choose from.

Day 1: Explore the Telliskivi Loomelinnak, Creative City district.

(Really cool art district in Tallinn worth exploring.)

Telliskivi Loomelinnak district is a fun area to explore around Tallinn.

It’s a fun, creative city type of area that has a hipster like feel to it.

Great to walk around, explore the endless supply of street art on offer.

Many awesome eating spots located here worth trying too. I’ve listed my favourite eating spots around Telliskivi Loomelinnak in my recent blog post.

You can check out my in depth blog post review here: Telliskivi Loomelinnak, creative city, Tallinn, Estonia.

Be sure to check it out on your next visit to Tallinn, Estonia.

Day 2: Exploring the old town of Tallinn, Estonia.

(Getting lost is the best way to explore Tallinn’s old town.)

A trip to Tallinn wouldn’t be complete unless you spend some time exploring the old town of Tallinn.

Exploring the old town is like going back in time to the 13th century.

You can check out my more in depth visiting blog post guide here: Exploring the old town of Tallinn, Estonia.

Enjoy exploring the cobbled streets and getting lost!

Bonus: try one of these local treats.

(An Estonian tasty treat that’s worth trying.)

I asked my local Estonian friend what would be typical and unique to try from Estonia.

She sort of went blank and couldn’t think of anything.

Then out of nowhere I got a text message telling me to try one of these treats.

It’s typically only found in Estonia. You can grab one for yourself by going to the dairy section of any Estonian supermarket and they will set you back around €0.20 each.

It’s like eating a mini cheesecake. I liked the honey version, for sure worth a try for something local and unique to Estonia.

Thank you for reading my blog post about what to do with 48 hours in Tallinn, Estonia.

Thank you for taking the time to read my blog post about what to do with 48 hours. I hope you found it useful.

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Underestimated that a weekend in Tallinn would be enough. Have to come back soon. #tallinn #estonia #tallinnoldtown

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