The link to the map used in this video is: mediabank.visittallinn.ee/static/files/084/kaart_a3_eng_2022.pdf This will help you navigate around the city before you come, but printed maps are widely available around Tallinn. You can pick these up for free, there should be no charge for ‘Visit Tallinn’ Maps. If you have found this helpful, be sure to like this comment, this video and share it on your socials! 👇👍
You're welcome! I'm happy that you like this video. Please check out my channel for more guides like this, and if you have enjoyed this video, share it on your social media. Enjoy Tallinn! 🙂
Absolutely! It's a fantastic place with plenty to see and do. One day, you might be back? Thanks for stopping by, be sure to check out my channel for more like this :)
This is the best video I have seen of Tallin so far! I was undecided if to visit Tallin or Budapest, but after watching this, I think I am going to choose Tallin
Thank you very much! Budapest certainly does have a lot going for it, as it's bigger and there's more to do (I have a Budapest video also). But you'll be very happy here in Tallinn - even though it's probably smaller with less to do, it's a lot more charming and certainly easier to navigate around, and do simple things like eat or go to the beach etc. Enjoy Tallinn!
If there is one thing you missed, its the world's oldest still-in-business pharmacy called "Rae Aapteek". It has a free museum section aswell as the cashier wearing old timey clothing.
Thanks very much, I'm happy you enjoyed this video. If you've found it helpful, be sure to share it on your social media. But in the meantime, enjoy your trip to Tallinn! 🙂
Absolutely love your videos! Very engaging and well edited and full of useful information. I particular like that you put the name of the attraction and the price and have concise info at the end of how to get there, getting around etc. Absolutely great and I've hit the bell button so I'm notified when you upload.
Thank you very much, I appreciate you saying so! Yes I try and be as helpful as I can by taking all the guesswork out of how much things cost, how to get around, going to and from the airport etc. I think that's probably the most stressful thing about travelling - i.e. not knowing what to expect or where you're going, so my videos try and eliminate all that. Thanks for subscribing, and be sure to share these videos if you've found them to be helpful 🙂
You truly have the best travel videos. We just got back from Tallinn and Riga two days ago. We found your guide to these two cities amazingly useful. We watched them both several time before leaving. They are informative, easy to understand and to the point. Great job! Please keep them coming.
Wow, thank you so much! I'm sure you loved Tallinn just as much as I did. It makes me happy to know that people watch and find these guides helpful in planning their own trips. Please help me out by sharing this video on your socials where you can.
İ was bored and have a spare time at work so i searched gör channels vlog travel, randomly ,i watched yours.after i Try watch some other chanels , best enjoyable Good explain City videos yours , my fav list
Thanks very much! I try my best to make travel easy and fun, so that you can go to these places for yourself. Be sure to share my videos if you've found them useful. 🙂
I thoroughly enjoyed watching the "Tallinn Travel Guide - Complete Tour" video! It provided a comprehensive and visually captivating tour of Estonia's beautiful capital city. From the stunning medieval Old Town to the modern and vibrant districts, it showcased the diverse and rich cultural heritage of Tallinn. The historical insights and practical travel tips were particularly helpful for anyone planning to visit this charming city. Overall, a fantastic guide to exploring Tallinn, and it has certainly piqued my interest in visiting Estonia's capital someday! 🇪🇪🏰🌆 #TallinnTravel #Estonia #CityGuide
Great video. I' m spending 5 days here next May arriving by ferry. This video is going to be so helpful. Thanks for the advice re wearing something reflective at night.😊
Thanks very much, I appreciate your kind comments on my videos.🙂 I just wish I has a lot more views and subscribers to show for my efforts. I hope you find my videos useful in planning your own bucket list adventures! 😉
I was only there for about two and a half days, but it was enough to see everything. You can buy eSim from any shop within the city walls, particularly the R Kiosk where you can also buy your travel card.
Yeah it was actually a surprisingly cool bar to go to. Definitely didn't expect to find that in Tallinn. Whilst we're talking about DM - I still think that "Enjoy the Silence" is one of the absolute masterpieces in modern music. Thanks again!
@@UltimateBucketList Shaohui and I did enjoy. Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius. This corner of the world offers so much more than meets the eye. Now, Gdansk. OMG. Our tour ends in Warsaw. Always a pleasure to be informed by your videos!!!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
The tower is actually Kiek in de kök. The umlaut makes a huge difference in how you pronounce it. It supposed to mean look in the kitchen in low German, if i remember correctly.
Hey Ninh, maybe you can do your top 10 (or another number) places you've visited, or travel memories, or favorite attractions for the upcoming 100K subs. Would be cool to see a travel list from you, since you have traveled so much. Cheers!
Enjoyed your video. We lived in Tallinn for a couple years. Actually IMHO the better and more convenient way to get to downtown from the airport would be the no. 4 tram; it passes by the bus station too. All public transport use the same travel card anyway. On another point, Estonia is also on the mainland of Europe; it's part of EU and use € too. This is the problem with the rest of the world when only western Europe is considered "Europe proper". UK and Republic of Ireland for example, are not on the mainland of Europe.
Heading for a long weekend in September and was looking up things to do - really great video full of interesting and relevant content! Also appreciate that you dived straight into the content and didn't make it all about you like a lot of UA-cam channels do! Was there any restaurants in particular you recommend?
Thank you very much for saying so. And yes, travel guides on UA-cam are either people making the video about themselves, or AI generated robo-rubbish that you could read from Wikipedia - so I appreciate your kind comments. In terms of restaurants, the one in the video (Olde Hansa) will give you authentic medieval style recipes in medieval surroundings - and that's a pretty authentic experience! Peppersack also comes recommended, but to be honest, most eateries in the old town are excellent. Hope that helps?
Tallinn was the highlight of Scandinavia for us too (although I don't think it is actually counted as part of Scandinavia) - we've pretty much followed in your footsteps and been to Copenhagen, Oslo (and then up to Lapland), Bergen, Stockholm, Tallinn and currently in Helsinki. Tallinn is the only place we want to go back to and spend more time in. We loved the arts district/creative city with DEPOO and Balti Jaama Turg as well.
One place you didn't mention but I would recommend is the Seaplane Harbor maritime museum with submarines and ships. Also the chocolate brand is called Kalev, not Kaleo.
Tallinn uses the Euro, and that's the best one to use. Most places accept credit card, so you don't really have to bring actual currency if you don't have any.
There's also a Depeche Mode bar in Riga, St Petersburg, and I swear there was also one in Bratislava but I may be remembering incorrectly. I reckon there's one die hard Depeche Mode fan somewhere on the continent, or maybe it's DM themselves? 😂😂
Oh really? I didn't see one in Riga or Bratislava, but I wouldn't be surprised if they exist in these two places. I think it's probably hardcore fans that open bars and dedicate them to Depeche Mode, rather than the band themselves! 😆
There isn't a tunnel currently - I believe that would be the ferry! You ride the bus from Tallinn Bus Station (as shown in the video) to Tallinn Ferry port - it drives onto the boat, it sails for just over two hours to Helsinki and then on the other side, it takes you to Helsinki Bus Station. Hope that helps?
Sadly, Inflation is crazy everywhere these days. People's wages haven't risen, but the cost of everything has. I can't think of a country where this isn't the case?
If you're bored and you like animals, then yes Tallinn Zoo is worth the visit. That said, if you've been to one of the major zoos in the world (London, New York), this one might seem fairly tame by comparison.
The link to the map used in this video is: mediabank.visittallinn.ee/static/files/084/kaart_a3_eng_2022.pdf
This will help you navigate around the city before you come, but printed maps are widely available around Tallinn. You can pick these up for free, there should be no charge for ‘Visit Tallinn’ Maps.
If you have found this helpful, be sure to like this comment, this video and share it on your socials! 👇👍
This was really one of the best travel guides I ever looked at! Thanks 🙂
You're welcome! I'm happy that you like this video.
Please check out my channel for more guides like this, and if you have enjoyed this video, share it on your social media.
Enjoy Tallinn! 🙂
I just spent five nights in Tallinn and loved it! Wish I had stayed longer. Thanks for a great video.
Absolutely! It's a fantastic place with plenty to see and do.
One day, you might be back?
Thanks for stopping by, be sure to check out my channel for more like this :)
Tallinn is beautiful
Are there things to do for 5 days ?
This is the best video I have seen of Tallin so far! I was undecided if to visit Tallin or Budapest, but after watching this, I think I am going to choose Tallin
Thank you very much! Budapest certainly does have a lot going for it, as it's bigger and there's more to do (I have a Budapest video also).
But you'll be very happy here in Tallinn - even though it's probably smaller with less to do, it's a lot more charming and certainly easier to navigate around, and do simple things like eat or go to the beach etc.
Enjoy Tallinn!
It looks like Tallinn should be added to our ultimate bucket list! Superb pictures.
Absolutely! I hope you get to visit one day. Thanks very much for your kind comments 🙂
If there is one thing you missed, its the world's oldest still-in-business pharmacy called "Rae Aapteek". It has a free museum section aswell as the cashier wearing old timey clothing.
I actually filmed it at the 4:00 mark, but I didn't go inside. Maybe next time, eh?
What a perfect video! Thank you so much.. Just packing to visit this beautiful city very soon! The video was very very useful! 🥰
Glad it was helpful! I'm sure you'll have an amazing time in Tallinn!
Be sure to help me out by sharing this video on your socials where you can 🙂
Love how this guide is so detailed yet entertaining. Great work!
Thanks very much, I'm happy you enjoyed this video.
If you've found it helpful, be sure to share it on your social media.
But in the meantime, enjoy your trip to Tallinn! 🙂
Been to Tallinn and really loved it! Thanks for this video!
You're welcome! Isn't Tallinn a beautiful city?! I had such a good time there.
Underrated channel
Thanks, much appreciated!
Absolutely love your videos! Very engaging and well edited and full of useful information. I particular like that you put the name of the attraction and the price and have concise info at the end of how to get there, getting around etc. Absolutely great and I've hit the bell button so I'm notified when you upload.
Thank you very much, I appreciate you saying so!
Yes I try and be as helpful as I can by taking all the guesswork out of how much things cost, how to get around, going to and from the airport etc.
I think that's probably the most stressful thing about travelling - i.e. not knowing what to expect or where you're going, so my videos try and eliminate all that.
Thanks for subscribing, and be sure to share these videos if you've found them to be helpful 🙂
You truly have the best travel videos. We just got back from Tallinn and Riga two days ago. We found your guide to these two cities amazingly useful. We watched them both several time before leaving. They are informative, easy to understand and to the point. Great job! Please keep them coming.
Wow, thank you so much! I'm sure you loved Tallinn just as much as I did.
It makes me happy to know that people watch and find these guides helpful in planning their own trips.
Please help me out by sharing this video on your socials where you can.
İ was bored and have a spare time at work so i searched gör channels vlog travel, randomly ,i watched yours.after i Try watch some other chanels , best enjoyable Good explain City videos yours , my fav list
Thanks very much! I try my best to make travel easy and fun, so that you can go to these places for yourself.
Be sure to share my videos if you've found them useful. 🙂
Definitely the best Tallinn travel video. Well done!
Ah, I appreciate that! Thanks very much!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching the "Tallinn Travel Guide - Complete Tour" video! It provided a comprehensive and visually captivating tour of Estonia's beautiful capital city. From the stunning medieval Old Town to the modern and vibrant districts, it showcased the diverse and rich cultural heritage of Tallinn. The historical insights and practical travel tips were particularly helpful for anyone planning to visit this charming city. Overall, a fantastic guide to exploring Tallinn, and it has certainly piqued my interest in visiting Estonia's capital someday! 🇪🇪🏰🌆 #TallinnTravel #Estonia #CityGuide
Thank you!
Going here in the summer very excited.
Fantastic, I hope you have a wonderful time!
Be sure to share this video to your socials to help me out.
But in the meantime: Enjoy Tallinn! 😀
Such an underrated city ! looks very safe as well I have to convince my family check it out
Yes, it's very safe especially at night. I felt no danger around the place.
Definitely worth taking the family to see!
Great video. I' m spending 5 days here next May arriving by ferry. This video is going to be so helpful. Thanks for the advice re wearing something reflective at night.😊
Great! I'm sure you'll have an amazing time out here.
The reflector thing they only enforce it in winter, but get one just to be sure.
I'm going on Saturday for 3 nights. Our paths may cross.
The streets are so clean n neat ❤ stunning weather ❤❤❤alike
Yes they are - they definitely look after the place.
Apparently, it's usually overcast in Tallinn, so I got two perfect days when I was there.
You've been doing a great job. One more lovely video. Thank you
Thanks very much, I appreciate your kind compliments!
I love your guides! Super helpful and the videos and narration are well done and calming to watch and listen to 😊
Thanks very much, I appreciate your kind comments on my videos.🙂
I just wish I has a lot more views and subscribers to show for my efforts.
I hope you find my videos useful in planning your own bucket list adventures! 😉
Fabulous country
It really is!
This is really good thanks !
You're welcome! I'm happy that you like this video and find it useful to plan your next trip.
Enjoy Tallinn! 🙂
Very professional and dazzling tour!
Thanks very much, please check out my channel for more videos like this 🙂
The transportation system looks very organized ❤❤❤
It is, but you honestly don't need it. Tallinn's old town is very walkable.
It's really amazing review of the city highlights. Thanks
You're welcome! I hope this helps you plan your next trip to Tallinn 🙂
You make really nice video guides. I will use it as that.
Thank you! I'm glad my video guides help you plan your trip.
Be sure to share this on your socials, but in the meantime - enjoy Tallinn!
Great tips! Thanks!
Thanks, glad this video helps!
Share where you can :)
Fantastic video Ninh, Tallinn looks great so many churches. I preferred the gardens myself and food and drinks are reasonably priced.
Thanks Jason. It's definitely a place you'd love. The gardens are amazing and the food and drink options are superb.
Great guide. Im going on Saturday and your guide will help.
Fantastic! Thanks for your kind comments and I hope you have an amazing time in Tallinn.
I'm sure you'll love the place. Enjoy! 🙂
I just love your video 😍
Thank you so much!
Sir kindly inform me. for how many days you were visited these places. secondly how to get sim card specially esim.@@UltimateBucketList
I was only there for about two and a half days, but it was enough to see everything.
You can buy eSim from any shop within the city walls, particularly the R Kiosk where you can also buy your travel card.
Beautiful useful video thank you cool guy!
You're welcome, glad this helps!
Another really intersting and well done video!!!
Thanks again for your support
I was hoping you’d mention the Depeche Mode baar and you didn’t disappoint! Yes I am a Moder!
Tallinn is a great city, great video!
Yeah it was actually a surprisingly cool bar to go to. Definitely didn't expect to find that in Tallinn.
Whilst we're talking about DM - I still think that "Enjoy the Silence" is one of the absolute masterpieces in modern music.
Thanks again!
I've been to the Depeche Mode bar but didn't see it in the video. After how many minutes is it featured please
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Thank you very much for this video 👏🏽👏🏽 very helpful
You're welcome! I hope you have an amazing time here in Tallinn!
Okay Ninh, I’m sold! Definitely going for a long weekend.
My suggestion for next would be Tbilisi in Georgia! Cheers!
Oh yeah totally! Definitely worth a long weekend here.
I've heard Tbilisi is nice, will have to add that to my list.
Thanks!
Another awesome video! Well done!!
Thanks again for watching my videos and for your support 🙂
Very informative and funny. Thanks for this and all your helpful travel videos. We Leave Helsinki for Tallinn tomorrow. See you at Kick in the Krok.
I hope you enjoy Tallinn - it's a lovely city, people are friendly, food is good and the attractions have funny names. Enjoy!
@@UltimateBucketList Shaohui and I did enjoy. Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius. This corner of the world offers so much more than meets the eye. Now, Gdansk. OMG. Our tour ends in Warsaw. Always a pleasure to be informed by your videos!!!
Very well made video
Thank you very much, I appreciate your kind comments :)
Thanks for the great tips.😊
You're welcome! I hope this helps you plan your trip.
Enjoy Tallinn! 🙂
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Thanks very much!
quality stuff mate, thanks 👍🏻
Thanks again, much appreciated!
I always follow your videos thanks for the amazing video I will be going very soon please do more in Europe.Thanks☺
Thanks! My next few videos are all European cities, so be sure to check those out when they're live.
Very good vibes
Thanks very much!
excellent video
Thank you very much!
fantastic video
Thanks Stuart!
The tower is actually Kiek in de kök. The umlaut makes a huge difference in how you pronounce it. It supposed to mean look in the kitchen in low German, if i remember correctly.
Very accurate facts 👍👍👍👍
Yes, thank you very much!
Hey Ninh, maybe you can do your top 10 (or another number) places you've visited, or travel memories, or favorite attractions for the upcoming 100K subs. Would be cool to see a travel list from you, since you have traveled so much. Cheers!
Hi, that's a pretty cool idea. I'll consider it for sure!
So many churches for so many atheists 😅 video looks great. I will travel to Estonia soon, thank you! 🇪🇪
I hope you do! Even though I am also an atheist, it's an experience in itself.
I'm sure you'll have an amazing time in Tallinn!
Enjoyed your video. We lived in Tallinn for a couple years.
Actually IMHO the better and more convenient way to get to downtown from the airport would be the no. 4 tram; it passes by the bus station too. All public transport use the same travel card anyway.
On another point, Estonia is also on the mainland of Europe; it's part of EU and use € too. This is the problem with the rest of the world when only western Europe is considered "Europe proper". UK and Republic of Ireland for example, are not on the mainland of Europe.
Oh yes, the #4 tram will take you there also, thanks.
Yes, that's true regarding the €
Heading for a long weekend in September and was looking up things to do - really great video full of interesting and relevant content! Also appreciate that you dived straight into the content and didn't make it all about you like a lot of UA-cam channels do! Was there any restaurants in particular you recommend?
Thank you very much for saying so. And yes, travel guides on UA-cam are either people making the video about themselves, or AI generated robo-rubbish that you could read from Wikipedia - so I appreciate your kind comments.
In terms of restaurants, the one in the video (Olde Hansa) will give you authentic medieval style recipes in medieval surroundings - and that's a pretty authentic experience! Peppersack also comes recommended, but to be honest, most eateries in the old town are excellent.
Hope that helps?
I'll be there in 2 weeks ❤
Amazing! I hope you have an awesome time out in Tallinn!
Tallinn was the highlight of Scandinavia for us too (although I don't think it is actually counted as part of Scandinavia) - we've pretty much followed in your footsteps and been to Copenhagen, Oslo (and then up to Lapland), Bergen, Stockholm, Tallinn and currently in Helsinki. Tallinn is the only place we want to go back to and spend more time in. We loved the arts district/creative city with DEPOO and Balti Jaama Turg as well.
Yes, I agree. Possibly Stockholm I'd visit again but the other places I'd probably never visit.
But Tallinn was definitely worth the trip!
One place you didn't mention but I would recommend is the Seaplane Harbor maritime museum with submarines and ships. Also the chocolate brand is called Kalev, not Kaleo.
Great video and very informative.
Question: what is the best currency to use in Tallin? Thanks
Tallinn uses the Euro, and that's the best one to use.
Most places accept credit card, so you don't really have to bring actual currency if you don't have any.
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you! I’m planning a trip this June
There's also a Depeche Mode bar in Riga, St Petersburg, and I swear there was also one in Bratislava but I may be remembering incorrectly. I reckon there's one die hard Depeche Mode fan somewhere on the continent, or maybe it's DM themselves? 😂😂
Oh really? I didn't see one in Riga or Bratislava, but I wouldn't be surprised if they exist in these two places. I think it's probably hardcore fans that open bars and dedicate them to Depeche Mode, rather than the band themselves! 😆
hi Ninh could you do a tottenham match day please love the videos
I've been to the Tottenham Stadium to do NFL games,, but I'm not sure a Tottenham Hotspur specific video would be much different?
good
Thank you!
Is anything open on Mondays in September,
There are, but some of the museums typically close on Mondays.
May i know is there a bridge or tunnel connecting Tallinn and Helsinki? I checked Google maps showing flixbus can go Helsinki from Tallinn!
There isn't a tunnel currently - I believe that would be the ferry!
You ride the bus from Tallinn Bus Station (as shown in the video) to Tallinn Ferry port - it drives onto the boat, it sails for just over two hours to Helsinki and then on the other side, it takes you to Helsinki Bus Station.
Hope that helps?
@@UltimateBucketList ok thanks for your information!
4:47 Yorkshire rose 💙🤍💙
I wonder how many days did it take you do to all that? Is 4d3n sufficient?
That's more than plenty. You'll probably do everything in this video in about 3 days. You could see the main sights in Tallinn in less than a day.
Hey Ninh will you be visiting the Asian country’s or cities like Tokyo, Seoul or Shanghai?
Yes absolutely! I just need time to get there!
My husband is Estonian, but it's too expensive with low salaries. Inflation is crazy here.
Sadly, Inflation is crazy everywhere these days.
People's wages haven't risen, but the cost of everything has.
I can't think of a country where this isn't the case?
I stayed at the same hotel
It's a nice hotel isn't it?
@@UltimateBucketList I liked it
Nice video! But ... "Anatomical clock?" 🙂
I thought it was, then I realise that the details were painted on?!
Thanks.
Do you think Tallinn Zoo is worth visiting ?
If you're bored and you like animals, then yes Tallinn Zoo is worth the visit.
That said, if you've been to one of the major zoos in the world (London, New York), this one might seem fairly tame by comparison.
what happened to your sports videos! i miss them!
I have about 30 written scripts for new videos, it's just finding time to make them. With travelling and a day job, it's getting harder and harder.
I don’t want to kicked in my kok 😂
I can't imagine anybody would?! 😂
But seriously, it was a cool building and totally worth visiting if you are coming to Tallinn!
Could you make a guide for Tallinn when it’s cold/raining? 👀
It'd be pretty much exactly the same as this.
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But mulled wine will taste even better :)
Some Riga snuck itself in there.
Yes, must have got the footage mixed up from my Riga video.
What race or nationality is Estonia? Russian?
No, they're Estonian. It's been separate from Russia for quite some time.
They have their own language and outlook on life etc.
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