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Oct 17 – Nov 105:00 PMHalloween Park at Tallinn Song Festival Grounds 2026Halloween Park brings light installations and a creepy autumn park to Tallinn. From October 17 to November 1, visitors can stroll through the decorated area in the evenings, watch laser shows, and meet thematic characters. The program includes a haunted house and various zones, so it is advisable to consider the frightening characters and atmosphere if visiting with younger children. The park is suitable for those seeking a joint evening walk and wanting a Halloween experience instead of a regular promenade. The area is open daily from 5 PM to 10 PM, and the ticket is valid for one freely chosen date. The separately offered escape room requires its own booking.
Nov 111:30 AM – 12:15 PMConcert for the Littlest – 1 November 2026The Estonian National Opera’s classical music concert for the littlest takes place on 1 November at the Estonia restaurant in Tallinn. The programme is designed above all for children under three and their parents, so that the first encounter with live music is calm and mindful of a child’s needs. Classical pieces are performed, and toddlers can listen while playing on a special soft sensory mat. A changing table is available on site and prams can be left in the theatre foyer. The concert starts at 11.30 and lasts 45 minutes; visitors are asked to arrive in the hall beforehand.
Nov 101:00 PM – 02:15 PMIn the Footsteps of Estonia Theatre: Frederick Loewe’s “My Fair Lady” – 1 NovemberA history lecture on Frederick Loewe’s musical “My Fair Lady” takes place on 1 November at the Estonia restaurant in Tallinn. Estonia Theatre archivist Jaak Jõekallas tells the story of how the famous musical came to be and reached the stage, and how it arrived in Estonian music theatre. Special attention goes to the 1963 Estonia production, which brought the musical genre into the theatre’s repertoire. The lecture draws on historical materials and looks at the work’s cultural background. The session is in Estonian, lasts 1 hour 15 minutes, is recommended from age 8 and takes place in the theatre restaurant.

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Keila Waterfall

Keila Waterfall is in the small town of Keila-Joa, Harju County, and makes a natural stop on a trip from Tallinn. The water of the Keila River drops here from a height of about six metres over a wide limestone escarpment. In the park around the waterfall, a footpath runs along the riverbank and across suspension bridges; nearby you can also see the manor house and an old hydroelectric power station. The volume of water changes with the seasons, so the view in spring and winter is quite different. The park path and the waterfall viewpoints let you explore at your own pace, but watch out for slippery spots by the water.

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Rado

Price range:€€· Mid-range

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Rado is a small restaurant serving modern European food on Vene Street in Tallinn's Old Town. Its hallmark is a menu that changes daily depending on the season and the fresh produce available; some of the ingredients come from Tallinn's Central Market. There are always fish and meat dishes, and lactose-free and gluten-free options are available. The atmosphere is intimate and relaxed, which makes it a good choice for lunch or dinner in the Old Town without any formality.

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ERSO and Wayne Marshall

Nov 6

A symphony concert by ERSO and Wayne Marshall takes place at the Estonia Concert Hall in Tallinn. In front of the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra is British conductor and pianist Wayne Marshall, who is also the soloist in George Gershwin’s Piano Concerto in F. The programme features 20th-century American music: Aaron Copland’s “El Salón México”, Duke Ellington and Maurice Peress’s “Harlem” and Leonard Bernstein’s ballet suite “Fancy Free”. The concert opens up points of contact between the classical symphony orchestra and the jazz-influenced sound. Marshall has long experience as conductor and soloist in this repertoire. The evening lasts about two and a quarter hours.

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Hotel Telegraaf

Spa Hotel · Vene 9, TallinnVene 9, Tallinn

Hotel Telegraaf is a five-star hotel on Vene Street in Tallinn's old town, housed in the historic building of a former telegraph office. Guests can choose rooms and suites with different designs and use the hotel spa with a pool, hot tub and saunas. The restaurant Tchaikovsky is in the same building. From here you can walk to Town Hall Square, the old town museums and historic streets. General spa access is for hotel guests; outside visitors can come with a confirmed treatment booking. Check room availability and spa conditions on the official website before your visit.

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Schlössle Hotel

Hotel · Pühavaimu 13, TallinnPühavaimu 13, Tallinn

Schlössle Hotel is a small boutique hotel on Pühavaimu Street in Tallinn's old town. The hotel occupies a historic medieval building, and its rooms combine old architecture with modern comfort. The house has the restaurant Stenhus and the option of using a private sauna; families can ask in advance about extra services that suit them. Town Hall Square, the Church of the Holy Spirit and the old town's pedestrian streets are a short walk away. The hotel suits guests who want to stay right in the historic heart of the city. Check room types, extra services and prices on the hotel's website before booking.

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Kalev Spa Hotell

Spa Hotel · Aia 18, TallinnAia 18, Tallinn

Kalev Spa Hotell is in central Tallinn on Aia Street, next to the old town and Kanuti Park. The hotel has rooms of different sizes, including family rooms and suites; some rooms overlook the old town or the park. Breakfast is included with the stay and, according to the hotel website, so is use of the water park and gym during their opening hours. The same complex has pools, water slides, saunas and a separate adults' Sauna-Oaas. The location suits both a city break and a family visit to the water park. Check the exact room configuration, water park access and opening hours before booking.

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