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Museums & Sights – Free Entry • Epping Tower • Museum of the Estonian Drink Culture • Eduard Vilde Museum • Tallinn Zoo • Kumu Art Museum • Tallinn’s Russian Museum • Festungsmuseum • Museum of Photography • Tallinn Town Wall • Kadriorg • Energy Discovery Centre • Kadriorg Palace – Kadriorg Art Museum • Niguliste Museum (St. Nicholas’ Church) • Cathedral of Saint Mary the Virgin (Dome Church’s) Tower • Estonian Open Air Museum • Tallinn TV Tower • Peter the Great House Museum • St. Bridget’s Convent ruins • Hellemann Tower and Town Wall • Estonian History Museum – Great Guild Hall • Town Hall Tower • Museum for Puppet Arts NUKU • Mikkel Museum • Adamson-Eric Museum • Tallinn Art Hall • Museum of Estonian Architecture • Estonian Museum of Natural History • A. H. Tammsaare Museum • Tallinn Botanic Garden • Lennusadam (Seaplane Harbour) • St. Olav’s Church and Tower • Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design • Estonian Health Care Museum • Estonian Theatre and Music Museum • Tallinn City Museum • Tallinn Town Hall • Marzipan Room • Holy Spirit Church Discounted Tours • Bicycle Welcome Tour of Tallinn • CitySightseeing Tallin – Open Top Tour • Tallinn Bay Sightseeing Cruise with Sunlines • Tallinn Bay Sightseeing Cruise with Sunlines • Tallinn Audioguide Tour on the iPod • Audioguide Tallinn Old Town Walking Tour • Audioguide and E-Book for Download Restaurants & Cafés - Discounts • Cantina Carramba • Kehrwieder Chocolaterie • Spot • Peppersack Entertainments - Discounts • Aqua Spa • Club Hollywood • Estonian National Opera • Harju Ice Rink • Tallinn Legends and Russian Theater Shops - Discounts • Rewill Transport - Discounts • Get unlimited use of the public transport system, including Tallinn’s buses, trolleys and trams. • If you are traveling further, you will get discounts on a Helsinki Card and Petersburg Card. .

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