The "Japanese Garden" in Tallinn's Kadriorg is in a hidden corner of the park. I love going there right after sunrise, when the city's still sleeping...

"Balti Jaama turg" or Baltic Station market in Tallinn is newly renovated with international food courts & even a gym. I admire the architecture & concept.

"Lasnamäe" is the biggest, most populated & least touristc district in Tallinn. It's a great example of our Soviet heritage. I can't describe it in words.

"Jah, Kallis" in Tallinn, or 'Yes, Darling', is a really local restaurant, in that locals come here. I like their international & varied Estonian menu...

"Päris Resto" is a beautiful spot situated in Tallinn's business district; it combines bakery, deli, cafe & restaurant w/ a focus on classic French...

"Nudist" is the new sensation in Tallinn, the hottest bar on the block. You can try wines from every fruit and berry imaginable here - and that's not all!

"EVC Memorial", or the Victims of Communism Memorial, is about 10 minutes from the city center. It was only built recently, so it's still not well known!

"YUI" in Tallinn offers a fusion of something (sushi & burrito) different yet familiar, and it's delicious. Don't forget the authentic Japanese melon soda!

"St. Patrick (Merivälja)" in Tallinn is an Irish restaurant to consider when looking for a nice dining place. It has a nice view on the beach...

"LVLup!" is a video game museum in Tallinn where you can actually play the games, not just look at the consoles. Here you can learn about gaming history...

"Karjase Sai" started out as a pop-up bakery in Tallinn. Now they've opened a super-cool permanent space where people can enjoy their creations every day!

"Noblessner" is a former shipyard and industrial area in Tallinn. Nowadays it's a fully rebuilt, ultramodern residential quarter. Perfect for walking in!