Do:

• Visit museums in Tallinn.
• Visit the KGB museum, and don’t miss out on the food.
• Try out Tallinn’s craft beer.
• Go to the top of St Olaf’s Church for a nice view of the old town.
• The Russian Orthodox Church on Toompea is worth a visit for its architectural beauty.
• Dress up according to the weather.
• Try to visit in Spring or Autumn and go outside the Old Town.

Don’t:

• Don’t be vague while asking any questions as Tallinn people are very straightforward and might find it annoying.
• Don’t litter anywhere.
• Don’t be too sensitive to jokes as Estonians have a great sense of humor. You won’t want to miss out on that!
• Don’t talk about history as Estonians as it might be a touchy subject.
• Don’t forget to wear reflectors, especially when you are traveling in winter. You may be fined if you’re caught without reflectors.
• Don’t blindly pay for jacked-up drink prices as some bartenders mark up the price of liquor for foreign tourists. 
• If you are invited by Estonian to their home, take off your shoes outside the house before you step inside. 
• Don’t travel without insect repellent, as Tick-borne Encephalitis and Lyme-disease are widespread in Tallinn. 

The nightlife in Tallinn city is something that you should never miss. It has many party options that will amaze you due to the availability of pubs and clubs around the city. You can choose your favorite place to go depending on the type of music you enjoy, or your general aesthetic. The city has an underground dance scene that is extremely refreshing for visitors. Tallinn also has summer party options: dance bars and clubs that shouldn't be missed. Tallinn offers you a great range of artistic talent, ranging from dedicated nightclubs hosting the best of local or up-and-coming international DJs to the many bars and cafes that hold regular gigs on weekends. You should visit Club Hollywood, Nightclub Sunset, and the VenusClub as these are some of the best nightclubs in the old town of Tallinn.

'Must-see' destinations:

• The St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
• The Danish King’s Garden
• St Olaf’s Church
• Toompea Hill
• Bastion Passages in the Old Town of Tallinn.
• Estonian Open Air Museum
• Tallinn Television Tower

Highlights:

• Try some Cool Cafes and Restaurant - F-Hoone, Frenchy, Kivi Paber, and, Reval Cafe.
• The Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform
• The Great Guild Hall
• Linnahall
• St. Catherine's Cloister
• The Kalev Chocolate Shop and Sweets Mastery in Rotermann Quarter

• Join a free walking tour where you can get a chance to learn more about the city itself.
• Roam around the Old Town of Tallinn. 
• Enjoy the nightlife in Tallinn— Go on a Pub Crawl.
• Visit Telliskivi Loomelinnak.
• Take a day tour to Helsinki.
• Enjoy Estonian cuisine in a medieval setting.
• Seek out the best Pelmeenid in the city.
• Don't miss out on an elk soup at III Draakon.

• Handicrafted sweaters.
• Kalev Chocolates.
• Glassware.
• Juniper Products.
• Chado Tea.
• Vana Tallinn.
• Amber Jewelry.
• Haapsalu Scarves.
• Helk Reflector.
• Kumar Brooch.
• Craftory Leather Accessory.