Small Boutique hotels in TALLIN

In the northeast of Europe, lapped by the waters of the Baltic Sea, the historical and cultural link with both the Nordic and Baltic countries gives the Estonian capital a particular charm.

The historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cobblestone streets, picturesque houses, stylized churches with high bell towers, take you back to medieval times. The Church of San Olaf, with a 159 m tower was the tallest in the world at the time of its construction in the mid-16th century, and remained so until the beginning of the 17th. The ancient walls with about twenty towers and the magnificent Tallinn Castle on the Toompea hill, the current seat of the Estonian Parliament, round off the fascinating picture.

The lively Raekoja Plats square, an active hub, houses the Gothic-style Town Hall. Be sure to visit the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, a prominent example of orthodox culture, with a superb dome. From this rich legacy, a modern city unfolds. It stands out for its status as a bike-friendly place, which allows you to discover it in a relaxed way at the stroke of a pedal.

Capital of one of the least populated countries in Europe (only 1.3 million inhabitants), Tallinn is surrounded by forests and lakes and has yet another valuable heritage in nature. The city's beautiful old town is home to charming boutique hotels in historic buildings, reminiscent of an intense past.