Details
Founded: 1322Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Estonia
Historical period: Danish and Livonian Order (Estonia)
Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
The Church of Holy Spirit (0,1 km)
Great Guild Hall (0,1 km)
St. Catherine's Monastery (0,2 km)
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (0,4 km)
St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral (0,2 km)
St Mary's Cathedral (0,4 km)
St. Nicholas Church (0,2 km)
House of the Brotherhood of Black Heads (0,2 km)
Swedish St. Michael's Church (0,3 km)
User Reviews
Tadas Malinauskas (2 years ago)
Town Hall and it's square is a center of the miniature universe called Tallinn Old town. The entire old part of the city is quite compact but very homogeneous, very little intrusions of modern architecture, and the old wall of Tallinn makes a nice boundary between old and new. Lots of different restaurants to choose from, like in other touristy places, locations close to the main attractions.
Town Hall and it's square is a center of the miniature universe called Tallinn Old town. The entire old part of the city is quite compact but very homogeneous, very little intrusions of modern architecture, and the old wall of Tallinn makes a nice boundary between old and new. Lots of different restaurants to choose from, like in other touristy places, locations close to the main attractions.
Cheri Mitchell-Santiago (2 years ago)
Tallinn is such a beautiful city. We strolled though alleys and discovered so many quaint sites. One of the more beautiful Old Towns I have visited. You can sit in the Square at the many restaurants and enjoy the ambiance!
Tallinn is such a beautiful city. We strolled though alleys and discovered so many quaint sites. One of the more beautiful Old Towns I have visited. You can sit in the Square at the many restaurants and enjoy the ambiance!
Nikos Gkekas (2 years ago)
The Town Hall, which dates to 1404, is one of the most hallowed symbols of Tallinn. It boasts an elegant arcade of Gothic arches and a slender Baroque steeple. The narrow windows and crenelated parapet complete the building’s dignified facade. Do not forget to spot the waterspouts in the form of green dragons just beneath the roof and the 16th-century weathervane in the form of a stout, spear-wielding sentry near the summit of the steeple.
The Town Hall, which dates to 1404, is one of the most hallowed symbols of Tallinn. It boasts an elegant arcade of Gothic arches and a slender Baroque steeple. The narrow windows and crenelated parapet complete the building’s dignified facade. Do not forget to spot the waterspouts in the form of green dragons just beneath the roof and the 16th-century weathervane in the form of a stout, spear-wielding sentry near the summit of the steeple.
Stanislav Kovaljov (2 years ago)
Love walking in old town Tallinn. Always great atmosphere and lots of amazing places to see. If you are hungry - there are many different restaurants at the square,my personal favorite is Troyka.
Love walking in old town Tallinn. Always great atmosphere and lots of amazing places to see. If you are hungry - there are many different restaurants at the square,my personal favorite is Troyka.
Siddiqui Mr. aRf (2 years ago)
Medieval old town hall. Gothic style building. Big and open. Nice place to spend time. Very happening. Several restaurants representing Italian, Indian and Baltic. Several souvenir shops. You can find Baltic Amber jewellery shops both expensive and cheap depending on the grade of the Amber.
Medieval old town hall. Gothic style building. Big and open. Nice place to spend time. Very happening. Several restaurants representing Italian, Indian and Baltic. Several souvenir shops. You can find Baltic Amber jewellery shops both expensive and cheap depending on the grade of the Amber.
