Welcome to Tallinn Beach Studio!

First Things First

The most important thing is always, you guessed it, the WIFI. Although we hope, you will not need it, and will instead enjoy the beautiful nature around you.

How To Find The Key & Gate Opener:
Your Parking Spot: 158 - As you drive in, it is in the middle row of the parking lot, as you drive out of the parking, on the left side.

Network Name: TallinnSeaStay
Password: enjoyyourstay123

Other basics:

Check-Out Time: 08:00 - 11:00 (Please leave the key in the same locker. Password #3131)

Emergency Phone Number: +372 5 138 135

Breakfast & Lunch: We don't really offer breakfast, but we recommend St.Patricks, which is located in the same building as the apartment. Walk outside the main door, turn right, enter the first tunnel, and it will be on your left.

Below, you can find some ideas about what to do in the area, and also - in Tallinn.

Idea: Go for a meditative walk towards the end of the beach.

Turn left as you leave the apartment, its a nicer and longer walk

Welcome to Tallinn

Discover house rules, local activities, and ways to enhance your stay with us!

What To Do Outside Of The Apartment

Please explore a few creative ideas below. We tried to make a list that would be off-the-beaten path, and perhaps a few things are new even for the locals.

What To Do Inside The Apartment

We invite you to relax, take a sunbath on the balcony, go down the beach area and find a few people to play volleyball with. Enjoy your time, and take a real break from your day-to-day.

What Else To Do In Tallinn

Here is a selection of a few ideas that are off the beaten path:

1. Kopli’s Ghost Factories & Art Spaces

Explore post-industrial decay turned into creativity. The old Baltic cotton factory (Balti Puuvillavabrik) and nearby Kopli lines are semi-abandoned, with occasional underground art installations and experimental music nights. Kopli is raw, changing fast — a photographer’s dream.

1. The Botanic Garden & TV Tower

• 📍Kloostrimetsa tee 52, 11931 Tallinn

• 🔥 Not visited often by tourist, but has a spectacular selection of plants, is very quiet and beautiful. The climb to the TV tower gives you a spectacular view of Tallinn.

2. Põhjala Tehas – Creative Factory

A haven of independent workshops, vegan cafés, breweries, tattoo artists, galleries, ceramic studios, and handmade design. It's like Telliskivi before it got polished.

• 📍 Marati 5, Northern Tallinn

• 🌿 Try: Ceramics workshop at SaviStuudio or a tea ceremony with locals.

• 🍺 Beer: Põhjala Tap Room – craft beer meets New Nordic smoked BBQ.

3. Linnahall Rooftop at Sunrise or Sunset

This abandoned Soviet-era concrete colossus by the sea is haunting and cinematic. Climb up for the most surreal, wind-kissed view of Tallinn without a tourist in sight.

• 📍 Mere pst 20

• 🎧 Bring headphones. Perfect for journaling, meditating, or drone shots.

4. NUKU Museum + Backstage Puppet Theatre Tour

A puppet museum? Yes. But this one hides Kafkaesque magic. The behind-the-scenes tour is like stepping into a surreal fairytale-meets-Lynchian dream.

• 📍 Lai 1

• 🧠 For adults with imagination, not just kids.

5. EKKM – Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia

Located in an old boiler house, this artist-run institution often features provocative, challenging, and highly contemporary installations that reflect Estonian soul and European edge.

• 📍 Põhja pst 35

• 🌒 Bonus: Combine with a drink at Kai Art Center nearby for a full art-day.

6. Balti Jaama Turg – But Not the Obvious Part

The flea market in the basement and the random Soviet antiques area upstairs are filled with bizarre finds: war medals, vinyls, and weird old tech.

• 📍 Kopli 1

• 🔍 Look for old postcards, Estonian board games, and Soviet photo film.

7. Ehe Mood – Estonian Myth-Inspired Fashion

An intimate boutique where fashion meets folklore. Find items inspired by Estonian runes, nature, and mystical archetypes.

• 📍 Telliskivi Loomelinnak or Uus Maailm district

• 💎 Great for gifting or finding a statement piece.

8. Kalamaja Cemetery Park (Kalamaja kalmistupark)

A hauntingly serene former cemetery turned secret park. Rarely visited, it carries deep layers of Tallinn’s erased history.

• 📍 Tööstuse 31

• 🌲 Sit on the grass, breathe in the silence, write or sketch.

9. Silent Cinema or Film Screening at Sõprus Kino

A retro art-deco cinema that screens classics, indie, and avant-garde films in a beautiful setting.

• 📍 Vana-Posti 8

• 🍷 Some nights are paired with wine or director talks.z