A 14th century white church and it is here where the first sermons were given in the Estonian language. The delightful facade clock is not to be missed.

In common with many countries in continental Europe, most museums in Tallinn are closed on Mondays, and for many churches they are closed on Tuesdays too. This unusual historic church welcomes visitors throughout the week, for an entrance fee (apart from church services, which are...More

The mysterious place where you feel the spirit of the past. We heard the organ rehearsal, it was fantastic!

Very missable. Nothing much to see. Look more interesting from outside than from inside. The girl at the reception was very friendly and helpful.

The small Church of the Holy Spirit, that is located in the old town district of Tallinn, Estonia has a simple but really beautiful medieval architecture and according Wikipedia started to be built sometime during the first half of the 13th century. You will need...More

With its bright white facade and atmosphere of many centuries it is a wonderful holy place to visit. The stepwise gable leading to the lovely hexagonal tower is marvellous. Interior wise is redolent of its longevity. The main altar is exceptional and the exquisite panels...More

didnt have time to go inside but the building is stunning and en route to the square so you will see it as you pass a wonderful clock and elegant structure