Tips & Tricks
Jazzkaar International Jazz Festival (various venues within Tallinn and elsewhere in Estonia) — this is the biggest Jazz Festival in the Baltics held from 1990. Combining an interesting & unique program with bold solutions, Jazzkaar’s team is able to create the best Festival with the smallest budget in the Nordic countries — bringing the biggest […]
Manniku Safari Centre (Trapi tee, Hostel Trapi, Männiku, Harju county) — The Safari Centre lets groups explore the wilds of Estonia on all-terrain quad bikes. Groups of four to 14 people can go on guided trekking adventures that last anywhere from a few hours to an entire weekend. Trips of up to 10 days are […]
Niitvälja Golf (Niitvälja, Harju maakond) – located 33 km. southwest of Tallinn, golfers can play on the 18-hole Park Course and a 9-hole pay-and-play course. The practice area consists of putting, chipping and pitching greens, a driving range and a nine-hole mini-golf course. Niitvälja has the facilities to host invitational or open golf tournaments and […]
Tallinn Medieval Days – visitors and locals alike head back to the middle ages as the Medieval Days come to life again in the Old Town. Tallinn was a flourishing trading port in the Middle Ages — full of color, vigor, and energy. The “Medieval Days” festival attempt to recapture Tallinn’s glorious past. There are […]
Jeti Ice Arena (Suur-Sõjamäe 14B, Tallinn) — one of two indoor ice arenas in Tallinn, the Jeti ice arena was opened in 2000 by Estonian hockey legend Jari Kurri. It has two full-size hockey rinks and five special curling sheets as well as a dressing and drying rooms, a sauna and a cafeteria. Check Jeti’s […]
Nõmme Snow Park (Vana-Mustamäe tee 16) — Nõmme Snow Park opens as soon as the weather permits and lasts until the last snowflake has melted away. Fun-filled activities make this place perfect for visitors of all ages. Professional instructors help you to stay on feet and make the most of your day out. See Nõmme’s […]