Golden Oldie: Endless Coffee Drinking in Tallinn
January 13, 2026
An exhibit in Tallinn’s city walls highlights the role of cafes in social life over the centuries and especially the past one
An exhibit in Tallinn’s city walls highlights the role of cafes in social life over the centuries and especially the past one
Centuries of changes in daily life and work are documented in this museum
Estonia’s KuMu Museum traces the country’s art and history over the past two centuries
Lutheran and Orthodox cathedrals in the Estonian capital are a short walk apart but vastly different in tone and history
Built on the waterfront to serve 18th century sailors, this church is now the cathedral of an Estonian Orthodox group
At a Tallinn cafe, Paul Heymont watched a feathered flock feast on the leftovers of someone’s meal
Like other cities at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, Tallinn also had a flowering of Art Nouveau projects
The Estonia History Museum has what might seem like a clear and simple mission: to preserve and explain Estonia’s national identity. But that’s not as
Estonia’s 18th and 19th century rural life is on display in a village of historic farms and buildings set up on a huge former estate near Tallinn
PHeymont explores underground passages that have played many roles in the Estonian capital’s history
An exhibit in Tallinn’s city walls highlights the role of cafes in social life over the centuries and especially the past one
Centuries of changes in daily life and work are documented in this museum
Estonia’s KuMu Museum traces the country’s art and history over the past two centuries
Lutheran and Orthodox cathedrals in the Estonian capital are a short walk apart but vastly different in tone and history
Built on the waterfront to serve 18th century sailors, this church is now the cathedral of an Estonian Orthodox group
At a Tallinn cafe, Paul Heymont watched a feathered flock feast on the leftovers of someone’s meal
Like other cities at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, Tallinn also had a flowering of Art Nouveau projects
The Estonia History Museum has what might seem like a clear and simple mission: to preserve and explain Estonia’s national
Estonia’s 18th and 19th century rural life is on display in a village of historic farms and buildings set up on a huge former estate near Tallinn
PHeymont explores underground passages that have played many roles in the Estonian capital’s history