"Gotsu" is one of not many Korean restaurants in Tallinn. If you like spicy food, I definitely recommend going for the burning kimchi stew. Pets allowed.

"DM Baar" in Tallinn is the ultimate Depeche Mode-themed bar. It's one of the best known in the city and reflects the love we Estonians have for this band.

"Kurze" in Tallinn is literally a broth bar. It serves alcohol too, but it's specialised in soups -- genuine and nourishing. They also play techno!

"Barbarea" is a new restaurant in Tallinn that's run on the premises of the hottest bakery in town after it closes for the day! Don't miss the Malawach...

This café is my calm island after seaside walks or playgrounds, where sweet Britta cake, peace, and quiet moments are always on the menu.

Take a slow walk along the promenade. Observe the changing scenery, songbirds, waves, and breezes creating a peaceful escape full of unexpected delights.

Tallinn Upper Lighthouse is one of Estonia’s oldest, with 182 steps, a balcony, and breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the beautiful sea!

Estonian History Museum isn’t just for grown-ups, it's real a paradise for kids as well! Children can play in the outdoor playground or indoor playroom.

"Tops" Tallinn is a small soviet-chic cafe in trendy Kalamaja. I invite you to try a 'küpsisekook' there, a very simple but very Estonian dessert...

"Pudel Bar" Tallinn is true beer heaven. This stylish and minimalist bar has the widest beer selection from around the world. Don't be afraid: experiment!

"NoKu Klubi" Tallinn is a truly secret bar with a turbulent past you need a code for to enter! I like it for the '70s vibe and warm dusky light...

"Frank" in Tallinn has this 1940s New Year New York flair. Simple but beautiful furniture, a sophisticated and warm atmosphere... I love it all!