Horisont Restaurant & Bar (Michelin Guide) is more than just a restaurant; it’s Tallinn’s premier culinary landmark, located on the 30th floor of the Swissôtel. It’s the highest spot in the city to enjoy dinner, where haute cuisine meets incredible panoramic views of the Old Town and the Baltic Sea.

Swissôtel Tallinn stands for contemporary luxury and Swiss hospitality in the heart of the Estonian capital. Situated in the city’s tallest building, in the prestigious Tallinn City business district, just a short walk from the Old Town, the hotel’s panoramic windows offer breathtaking views of the medieval towers of Tallinn and the blue waters of the Baltic Sea.

Tallinn has many places serving Asian cuisine, but Friends Restaurants Kristiine and Mustamäe (E. Vilde tee 128) hold a special place. The restaurants were founded by two friends from India, united by a shared dream: to introduce locals and tourists to authentic Indian cuisine.

The next-gen Citybox hotel with a breathtaking view over the Tallinn Yacht Club is located by the historical center. The concept of the hotel is based on offering stylish accommodation at affordable prices.

Maarjamäe Castle is a historic complex on the outskirts of Tallinn, where the past meets the modern. Its history dates back to the 17th century: a sugar factory operated here, and later, an elegant summer estate was established. Today, it is one of the most interesting sites in the Estonian History Museum.

If you’re looking for a place where gastronomy meets art, MIX resto in central Tallinn is a must-see. The restaurant has received numerous awards, including those from White Guide and Falstaff.

MIX resto, located in the center of Tallinn, is a place where every guest may feel special. The building with an impressive white facade, where the restaurant resides, can be easily mistaken for a bank or a theater. However, its basement is happily hosting the Mix resto, so don’t be shy to step in.

In the very center of the Old Town you will find a majestic Gothic building — the Great Guild Hall. Built in 1410, it served for centuries as a venue for lavish celebrations, important negotiations, and gatherings of wealthy merchants. Today, it’s not just an architectural landmark, but also home to the Estonian History Museum, where medieval walls meet contemporary exhibitions.

Being a stylish, modern 4-star hotel in the heart of Tallinn, Kalev Spa makes a perfect accommodation for a romantic getaway, a family weekend or a business trip. It features a wellness center, a large water park, a fitness area, a restaurant and other amenities.

This trendy city restaurant with a rich history is loved by both locals and tourists. During the day, it makes a cozy place for the whole family, and in the evening Must Puudel turns into a cocktail bar.