Tallin's Old Town is filled with treats at the annual St George's Day Fair. Handicrafts and farm goods are sold at a market, there's street entertainment and visitors can learn about the work…

Big bells, small bells, bells with images and inscriptions... This exhibition at Tallinn's Niguliste Museum displays all sorts of bells, on loan from churches, museums and private collections…

On the 35th anniversary of its release, Lou Reed is touring Europe performing his landmark album, Berlin. This date is at the Linnahall in Tallinn.

A gothic stone cloister, founded by monks in 1246, houses the Dominican Monastery Museum in the Old Town. It has a large collection of ancient stone carvings and monks still practise nearby.…

Amateur and professional mixed choirs get together every year for the Nordic-Baltic Choral Festival, performing on open-air stages, in churches and in concert halls around Tartu.

Icelandic quartet Sigur Ros are on an extensive tour in support of new album, Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust (With a Buzz in our Ears We Play Endlessly). This date is at Tallinn's Rock Cafe.

Kumu Art Museum not only houses inspiring contemporary Estonian art, it is also a work of art itself. The striking museum, built into a hillside in Kadriorg, has five floors and an auditorium…

Pianists from all over the world work their musical magic at Klaver, Tallinn's International Pianist Festival, held at Estonia Concert Hall. The musicians focus just as much on contemporary…

Spiritualized return to the stage on the back of the release of emotionally powerful new album, Songs in A & E. This date is at Tallinn's Rock Cafe.

Kumu Art Museum not only houses inspiring contemporary Estonian art, it is also a work of art itself. The striking museum, built into a hillside in Kadriorg, has five floors and an auditorium…

Underneath the Old Town, a series of tunnels were built in the 1670s for spying on enemies and to shelter soldiers and ammunition. One branch of Tunnels Under Tallinn has been restored. Call…

With red tiled roofs and twisting cobbled streets, Tallinn's 13th-century Old Town is a charming spot. At its heart is Raekoja Square (Town Hall Square), which hosts cultural events and café…

Built for the 1980 Olympic Games sailing events, the Linnahall in Sadama offers superb city views from its roof. The deteriorating limestone and concrete concert hall divides Estonians - some…

Works by Tallinn's creative young designers are on display at funky, bright white boutique, Nu Nordic House of Estonian Design, in the Old Town. The clothes, furniture, decorations and…

Estonian pop artist Navitrolla is widely popular among the locals for his vibrant and surreal cartoon-like animal characters. Buy t-shirts, calendars and coffee mugs, prints and original…

Reet Aus is one of Estonia's top designers. Her studio-shop in the Old Town sells comfortable, practical clothes that are also artistic and edgy. The Re-Use range is made entirely of recycled…

Olde Hansa Krambude is located in an Old Town medieval-style restaurant where the staff don traditional medieval dress. Cluttered with 15th century crockery and glassware, the gift shop sells…

Pegasus in the Old Town was one of the first gourmet restaurants in Tallinn. It has retained a good reputation among Tallinn's well-heeled set for excellent service and food, including…

Local bargain hunters looking for second-hand Soviet-era curiosities head to bustling Baltijaam Market in Kalamaja. Reminiscent of the communist era, headscarf-wearing babushkas sell wartime…

With daring odd-angled walls and strange steel and glass constructions, Tallinn's newest shopping centre focuses on design. Rotermann Kaubamaja in the Old Town boasts upscale fashion…