Top Culture in Tallinn

I suggest checking out the discounted family tickets if you're bringing a crew. They saved me a bunch, and it's a fun outing for all ages!

Make sure to stroll through the outdoor area before heading inside. The views are stunning and give you great photo ops, plus it's quieter in the morning

Wear comfortable shoes! The cobbled streets around the cathedral can be tricky, especially if you want to explore the surrounding area afterward.

If you can, visit the cathedral early in the morning, around 9 AM. You'll beat the crowds and have a peaceful experience as the sunlight filters through those stunning domes.

If you're not sure what to watch, ask the staff for their recommendations. They were super helpful during my visit and pointed me to some unexpected gems!

My tip is to wear comfy shoes! The museum has a lot of ground to cover and you don't want sore feet to ruin your art experience.

I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as the museum is quite large and you'll be doing a lot of walking. Trust me, I regretted wearing flip-flops halfway through!

Bring your own snacks or lunch if you can. The café has limited options and it’s pricey for what you get. I was pretty surprised when I saw the menu!

Don't miss the traditional crafts demonstrations; they’re super interesting! However, they have limited times, so check the schedule at the entrance to plan around them.