One thing Estonia and its neighbour Sweden have in common is a love of delicious sweets. Sweden is famous for its ‘fika’ tradition, a coffee break accompanied by cinnamon buns and other mouth-watering pastries. Swedish travel blogger and TV host Lina Sjölund came to Tallinn to do fika the #EstonianWay – in a hot air balloon high above the Old Town!
After checking into the luxurious Hotel Telegraaf, treat yourself to some pampering in the spa. Head to restaurant Spot for dinner.
Day two
After checking into the luxurious Hotel Telegraaf, treat yourself to some pampering in the spa. Head to restaurant Spot for dinner.
Estonia's medieval gems
Estonia's medieval gems
Restaurant F-hoone
Restaurant F-hoone
Telliskivi Creative City
Telliskivi Creative City
Restaurant Kaerajaan
Restaurant Kaerajaan
Kadriorg Park
Kadriorg Park
Kadriorg Palace
Kadriorg Palace
Kumu Art Museum
Kumu Art Museum
Bakery and cafe RØST
Bakery and cafe RØST
About Lina Sjölund
Lina Sjölund is a Swedish travel blogger and host of her own Aftonbladet TV show where she shares her top travel destinations each month. One of her recommendations for this summer? Tallinn, naturally!
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