Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

A legend says two wedding parties collided and the groom from one and the pride from the other were killed. The groom and pride left behind married themselves and marked the fatal spot with a cross. A less theatrical explanation for the thousands ...

The Holocaust monument in Klooga near Tallinn stands in the exact place of burning the bodies of 2000 Jews murdered there. Klooga is one of the two gloomy concentration camps located in German occupied Estonia during the II World War. The 2000 ...

Built by the Brotherhood of Blackheads in 1399 The House of the Brotherhood of Blackheads in Pikk street 26 is the only fully preserved Renaissance building in Tallinn. The name of the Brotherhood came from their patron black St. Mauritius, a Chris...