Tallinn
Pirita is a very large marina 6 km from Tallinn city centre. The marina was built for hosting the sailing competitions for the Moscou Olypic Games of 1980. The marina is fully serviced. Because of it strategic location, Tallinn has played an important role throughout the centuries and in particular between the XIVth and XVIth centuries, as part of the Hanseatic league.
The city centre is one of the best preserved medieval city in Europe and is in the UNESCO world heritage.
Tallinn is really an amazing city. It hosts a large number of startups, of which some have become large international companies such as Skype. Tallinn is in the top 10 digital cities of the world.
The Museum of Modern Art, the Kumu is in particular one the most renowned one in Europe.
Getting there
By public transport
Tallinn as the capital of Estonia is particularly well connected by air and by ferries with all surrounding countries and beyond.
By sailing boat
Several marinas are available in Tallinn. The Pirita harbour is a full serviced large marina conveneintly placed close to the main beach.
Tallinn
- Coordinates: 59.470701, 24.818835
- Exceptional Kumu museum
- Historical hanseatic city centre