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Tomorrow, July 14, will see the opening of one of the biggest events of the summer in Estonia\u2019s capital – Tallinn Maritime Days. As well as many ships descending on the city (some of which it is possible to explore and sail on), nearly 200 musical acts will perform at 3 port locations in the city over the course of three-day festival. On top of this, there will be countless activities for children, street food vendors, markets, and more.<\/p>\n
From July 14-16 three of the capital\u2019s ports (Vanasadam, Lennusadam and Noblessner) will play host to a wide and varied program as part of Tallinn Maritime Days 2023. <\/span><\/p>\n \u201cThe maritime days have opened Tallinn up to the sea once more, with their years of tradition, and now the moment has come for us to expand our activities ever further out to sea. We have placed great emphasis on that this year. As a result, a sea parade, a regatta, concerts, divers cleaning the seafloor as well as sports competitions are all a part of this year\u2019s programme,\u201d said Kaarel Oja<\/b>, <\/b>deputy Mayor of Tallinn.<\/p>\n The theme of this year is \u201cThe sea is, the sea remains\u201d, which is a tribute to the late Kihnu Virve, who left her mark on Estonian folk music and maritime folklore.<\/p>\n At the Kihnu Virve songs of the sea concert on Sunday afternoon, beloved songs from Virve<\/span> will be performed by Kukerpillid, Untsakad, J\u00e4rsum\u00e4e pereansambel, Audru J\u00f5elaevanduse Punt and Olavi K\u00f5rre.<\/p>\n At the various festival stages, you will also be able to see acts such as Gameboy Tetris & Friends, K\u00f5rsikud, Liis Lemsalu, J\u00fcri Pootsmann, Elephants from Neptune, Ines, Inger, Minimal Wind, Terminaator, and Metsat\u00f6ll over the course of the three-day festival.<\/p>\n All of the ports will also provide attractions for children, street food vendors, design markets and more. It will be possible to explore many of the ships visiting the harbours too, some even offering sailing trips out into Tallinn Bay. There will be a sea taxi linking the ports throughout the festival as well.<\/p>\n