With the end of winter just around the corner, there’s one place that simply must be on your list to visit. The city is home to scenic streets, quaint buildings and it’s bursting with culture. Visitors have praised Tallinn, in Estonia, for its “fairy-tale charm”. The city has a unique range of things to offer its visitors, from its thriving city to its picturesque port.
Whether it’s winter or summer weather, Tallinn is a beautiful city for visitors. If you’re a history-lover, you can visit ancient churches, medieval buildings and noble merchants’ houses. You can reach the city from the UK in just three hours on a flight from London.
On a travel blog called Destination Abroad, one person said: “Is Tallinn worth visiting? Without question! The first time I visited Tallinn, I was enchanted by its fairy-tale charm.
“Walking through its medieval Old Town, with its cobblestone streets, pastel-coloured buildings, and towering spires, felt like stepping into another era.
“Add in the vibrant energy of its modern cultural scene, and Tallinn quickly became one of my favourite European cities.”
The city has also been listed as one of the 34 best places to visit in Europe by Lonely Planet.
It says the city is best for a “seamless experience” and that Tallinn is a “lively yet peaceful” city.
It adds: “Throw in delightful food and vibrant modern culture, and it’s no wonder Tallinn sometimes seems in danger of being loved to death, especially when the cruise ships dock.”
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Tallinn is one of the oldest capital cities in Northern Europe and its Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
While you’re there, you should visit The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral which is one of Tallinn’s most iconic landmarks.
This stunning Orthodox cathedral is known for its distinctive onion domes and beautiful interior.
One person who visited on Tripadvisor said: “The most iconic landmark of Sofia, large and impressive, I recommend passing by the cathedral at night as well, the lighting is beautiful.”
If you’re looking for a must-see spot in Europe, Tallinn should be your next stop.
This story originally appeared on Express.co.uk
