NAVIGATOR EAT
BALTI JAAMA TURG Baltic Station Market in English, is a unique universal market in Estonia where people can buy and sell food, manufactured goods, antiques and much more. There are almost 300 different merchants and shops at the market. The mission of Baltic Station Market is to develop a healthy and balanced diet while valuing clean and fresh ingredients and showing appreciation for the fine art of cooking. €€ | Kopli 1, 10412
OLDE HANSA A medieval restaurant, whose guests enjoy
delicious, authentic Hansa-era
meals and drinks, true period music and always a friendly service. All of the dishes, including many wild game delicacies, are cooked using 15th century recipes and methods. Medieval musicians delight the guests every night except Mondays. €€€ | Vana turg 1, 10140
F-HOONE A popular restaurant located at the imposing 100-year-old industrial building. One of the great phenomenons in Tallinn food culture. It is a family-friendly meeting place for the community that captivates with its architectural dignity, a surprising cuisine, and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. €€€ | Telliskivi 60a, 10412
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Ö offers its customers new kinds of delights from the northern cuisine. Here, a dinner is like a small play telling its story. Different
seasons, harvesting, and ancient cooking methods – disassembling old classics and reassembling them in new ways results in good and authentic meals. €€€€ | Mere pst 6E, 10111
DRINK
GOURMET COFFEE Search out the ‘original’, which is located 1.5 miles east of the old town in a residential area close to Kadriorg Park. The cafe is bustling most mornings. Luckily, there is lots of space, with comfortable seating set out over several rooms. There is also nearly a dozen coffee varieties of coffee available to try as a hand-brewed filter coffee. Order the brunch, but other food options are available.
ST VITRUS BREWERY You may have noticed the extreme hype for craft beer in eastern Europe. Microbreweries
are popping up like
mushrooms after the rain. St. Vitus is one of many pubs that has recently opened in the trendy neighbourhood of Telliskivi.
CLAZZ
Clazz is a restaurant by day, and a jazz club by night. Well, at least a venue that plays all sorts of music, focusing on live bands, with DJs at the weekends. It is a relatively small venue, but is renowned for pulling in a packed house on a regular basis, and is known to be one of the more eclectic, upbeat clubs in the heart of the old town, in Tallinn. Second to this, the clientele are a genial bunch of general punters to industry high-flyers.
ESSENTIAL TALLINN
OLD CITY MARINA
N 59º26,32` E 24º45,32` VHF 72/16
Tel +372 631 8085 Website
www.ts.ee No. of berths 110 Max length 50m
BUCKET LIST ST OLAV CHURCH TOWER
The gothic steeple of this church, which was completed in the early 16th century, once made the church one of the tallest buildings in the world (soaring up 159 metres, according to some sources). In summer, visitors can climb the winding 232 steps leading up to the observation platform.
KGB PRISON CELLS In the heart of the Old Town lies the former KGB headquarters in Tallinn. The building has long been a symbol of the former Soviet oppression in Estonia. The prison cells now stand as silent and intimate witnesses, telling the stories of atrocious violations of human rights and the crimes of inhumane regimes.
TELLISKIVI AREA The Telliskivi Creative City, hosts award-winning and diverse eateries, a shopping street focused on Estonian design, a gallery, and three theatres waiting for you. Nearly 500 cultural events take place in Telliskivi Creative City every year, and a flea market takes place every Saturday.
RAEKOJA PLATS
The picturesque town hall square has been the undisputed hub of old town for the last eight centuries. Surrounded by elaborate merchant houses and, in summer, packed with café tables, it’s a natural magnet for tourists. Historically it served as a market and meeting place, and was the site of at least one execution (resulting from a dispute over a bad omelette). Sound like a chef you know?
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