Tallinn culture reviews

Here are the latest Tallinn cultural reviews, in reverse order. If you'd like to add your own comments about any cultural joint in Tallinn, simply find the appropriate page for that particular gallery, museum, etc, and submit your review there! We look forward to your comments.

St Olav's Church

As others have said, you better be in shape to climb the circular stone stairway but in the end worth every ounce of effort. The view was breathtaking to say the least. You see all of old tallinn and into the Baltic sea.

reviewed by Mitchell from United States on Jul.09.2011

Museum of Occupations

I love it!

reviewed by Alyssa Turd Poo from United States on Apr.25.2011

Kadriorg Palace

IT REALLY IS A TRIBUTE TO TALLINN AND ESTONIA..MEMORADBLE PALACE ,BEAUTIFUL GARDENS,SWAN POND IS RELAXING..THE SMALL INDOOR AND OUT DOOR CAFE IN THE GARDENS..SERVICE, EXCELLANT CAKES AND COFFE..THEIR STAFF ARE WELCOMING AND PLEASENT IN THE WHOLE COMPLEX..IT IS A ""MUST ""WHEN YOU VISIT TALLINN..

reviewed by SPB from Australia on Apr.15.2011

Museum of Occupations

A must for all visitors to Tallin. My husband and I spent 4 hours here. It was a real eye-opener and serves as a warning to all that we should never take our democratic and peaceful life for granted. Thank you to all who have created this museum.

reviewed by Sue Calvert from Australia on Apr.10.2011

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

Alexander Nevski cathedral is in Sofia, Bulgaria. Totally different country.

reviewed by Vali from United States on Mar.24.2011

The Bronze Soldier

to Zuruspa from Portugal: to what "heroic deeds" are you refering to? The Soviets were anything but heroic, except maybe to each other. For almost 50 years they decimated the Estonian people and their culture. They're lucky they're being allowed to stay in Estonia. How DARE you consider their deeds heroic.

reviewed by Albert from Canada on Sep.16.2010

The Bronze Soldier

The monument is NOT fully restored, the wall is now lower and narrower than before, and lacking the sculpture of the Order of the Patriotic War behind the Bronze Soldier (awarded to all soldiers in the Soviet armed forces, security troops, and to partisans for heroic deeds during the World War II. Just check ANY photo from 2006).

reviewed by Zuruspa from Portugal on Sep.15.2010

Toomkirik

Sorry, the correct address is tallinna.toom@eelk.ee

reviewed by Toomkirik from Estonia on Sep.04.2010

Toomkirik

If you like to get cathaliogue of epitaphes of Tallinn Toomkirik, please take contact in address tallinn.toom@eelk.ee. We can send it to you.

reviewed by Toomkirik from Estonia on Sep.04.2010

Toomkirik

L.S; how can I receive the catalogue of the epitaphs of de Toomkirik ? Txs

reviewed by S Crick from Belgium on Sep.03.2010

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

A beautiful monument to a sad history

reviewed by Sarah from United Kingdom on Aug.06.2010

Estonian Architecture Museum

Very cool and informative museum!

reviewed by Dee from United States on Jun.24.2010

Museum of Applied Art and Design

An interesting, little museum.

reviewed by Anne from United Kingdom on May.26.2010

KUMU Art Museum

absolutely stunning building and an incredible collection of art. hands down the best Art museum I've ever been to.

reviewed by Albert from Canada on Apr.15.2010

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

offensive to all Estonians - should be removed..

reviewed by Bruce from Canada on Apr.12.2010

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

Jill is quite right. It's very beautiful.

reviewed by Elsinore from Netherlands on Apr.12.2010

Kadriorg Palace

Kadriorg is, next to the KUMU, one of the most interesting museums in Tallinn. Next to the exhibitions, the Kadriorg Palace itself is worth a visit!! absolutely recommendable.

reviewed by Ella v.T. from Germany on Feb.19.2009

TV Tower

If your interested in Sovietica and all its quirks check out the TV tower, it still has the feel of the CCCP even the food tastes like its been illegally shipped in from Azebaijan.

reviewed by Gaz from Estonia on Dec.15.2008

Tallinn Opera House

I love visiting the Opera in tallinn, and other old Eastern bloc cities. You might not be able to say much good about those times but this was when opera and theatre thrived in these parts and its thanks to the Soviet times that you can still enjoy quality performances for really cheap. The opera house is a splendid building and the acoustics are excellent

reviewed by Rupert from United Kingdom on Mar.13.2008

Museum of Occupations

Fascinating exhibition

reviewed by Meg from United Kingdom on Nov.26.2010

St Olav's Church

The view is absolutely amazing, you can see the whole city from the top: the Old Town, the harbour, even some far-away districts. However, remember that it's not so easy to get to the top. It's quite exhausting and the steps are steep and narrow, so better grab a hold on something if someone is coming from the opposite direction!

reviewed by Ewa Ulinska from Poland on Aug.07.2007

The Bronze Soldier

The Bronze Soldier has now been completely restored in its new location at a military cemetery on the outskirts of Tallinn. The bodies of 8 soldiers exhumed from beneath the monument's former site in Tonismagi has been relocated with the monument, while the remains of four other soldiers were sent to Russia to be buried with their families. LEARN MORE

reviewed by Tallinn Life from Estonia on Jul.05.2007

St Olav's Church

Climbing to the look-out platform was a challenge at least 10 stories one step at a time, but well worth the effort. The views of the city & harbor are spectacular.

reviewed by Gary Kienast from United States on Jun.05.2007

The Bronze Soldier

redressing many years of wrongs against the estonian people with new wrongs against the russian population will only leave both sides frustrated and impotent - and violence only makes things worse. it's up to the sovereign estonian government to decide what to do with historical monuments in their country; and though their decision was nationalistic and a bit petty, it should be respected, and not used as an excuse to riot.

reviewed by Dagny from Poland on Apr.30.2007

The Bronze Soldier

Leave the statue ! it is a fine piece of Bronze sculpture ! it doesnt matter who made it. and not ALL Soviet troopers were stalinist pigs !

reviewed by william gagnon from Canada on Apr.30.2007