Things to do in Kurna

Visit Tallinn's Town Hall Square, the social heart of the city for about eight centuries, hosting markets and serving as a meeting place. Today, it is a venue for open-air concerts, fairs and medieval markets. The picturesque plaza dates back to at least the early 14th century and is surrounded by old merchant houses and other historical buildings.

The Rotermanni Shopping Center is a large mall with a glassy, modern design and a host of high-end, international brands. It lies in the fashionable urban space of the Rotermann Quarter, which is recognizable by its sleek architecture and lively ambiance. Browse the chic clothes and lavish items on display in this important shopping center.

Enjoy a thrilling adventure in the animal kingdom when you visit Tallinn Zoo. Thousands of animals from hundreds of species are spread across its grounds. These animals are from many parts of the world, including polar bears from the Arctic, black rhinos from Africa and Amur leopard cats from Asia.

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is a flamboyant masterpiece atop the Toompea Hill in the heart of the Old Town district. This late 19th-century orthodox cathedral was built in the Russian Revival style and is known for its large size and iconic black turrets. Marvel at the richness of the interior décor in this majestic ecclesiastical structure.

Explore hundreds of years of religious art at St. Nicholas’ Church, a beautiful medieval building in Tallinn’s historical center. No longer an active church, it is the home of the Niguliste Museum, which contains works from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.