- Diverse Autumn at St Nicholas Church and Museum
- Restoration of Independence Day Events
- How Did the 1980 Olympic Regatta Shape Tallinn?
- Viljandi’s Hansa Days Celebrate a Golden Age
- Estonian literature celebrates 500 years—rarities on display at the St Nicholas Church and Museum
- When shipping returned to Helsinki–Tallinn
- An exhibition to revive the spirit of a lost village
- A fascinating tour of an iconic building in Tallinn
- Explore farm life in a new interactive exhibition
- A commemorative plaque for Estonia’s first concrete building was unveiled in Narva
- In the Middle Ages, Tallinn was a Hanseatic League city where German was the primary language
- Narva: Where history and art are intertwined
- The 700-year-old Tallinn Town Hall is open to the public all summer
13.9.2025 | Culture
Diverse Autumn at St Nicholas Church and Museum
The European Day of Languages is celebrated with guided tours at the St Nicholas Church and Museum In honour … Read more
17.8.2025 | Culture
Restoration of Independence Day Events
Estonia’s restoration of independence began officially with the strike of a gavel on 20 August, 1991. The history of … Read more
10.8.2025 | History
How Did the 1980 Olympic Regatta Shape Tallinn?
In July, it will be 45 years since the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, and the sailing events held … Read more
4.6.2025 | Culture
Viljandi’s Hansa Days Celebrate a Golden Age
Steeped in history, culture, and tradition dating back to medieval times, Viljandi celebrates its membership in the Hanseatic League … Read more
23.4.2025 | History
Estonian literature celebrates 500 years—rarities on display at the St Nicholas Church and Museum
This year marks the 500th anniversary of the publication of the first book in Estonian. This anniversary will be … Read more
23.3.2025 | History
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When shipping returned to Helsinki–Tallinn
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the reopening of the Helsinki–Tallinn shipping route, which was closed when the … Read more
16.1.2024 | Culture
An exhibition to revive the spirit of a lost village
Textile and installation artist Maryliis Teinfeldt-Grins’ new solo exhibition, “Who remembers last, who remembers better?” will open at Tütar … Read more
9.1.2024 | Culture
A fascinating tour of an iconic building in Tallinn
Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen (1873–1950) started working as an architect at the turn of the last century and founded … Read more
