
Tallinn Town Hall
Tallinn • Historical Sites
The oldest town hall in the Baltic region, a rare example of Gothic architecture.


A remarkable medieval wall that once encircled the entire city.
The Tallinn City Wall is a testament to the city's medieval past, with its towers and fortifications largely intact. Originally extending nearly two kilometers, it served as a formidable defense against invaders. Visitors can explore several sections of the wall, including climbing specific towers like Kiek in de Kök, which now hosts a museum. Walking along these ancient walls offers a unique perspective on the city, blending historical architecture with stunning views over the cobbled streets and red-tiled roofs of the Old Town.
Autumn provides a dramatic backdrop with colorful foliage.
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