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Tallinn Cruise Port — Live Ships & Schedule
Tallinn
Estonia
Live port activity
2 tracked cruise ships are in Tallinn now.
- Baltic Queen, Tallink Silja Line — in port
- MV Clio, Grand Circle Cruise Line — in port
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- Mein Schiff Relax, TUI Cruises — arrives 09:00 — departs 23:59
Port details
- Country
- Estonia
- Coordinates
- 59.448, 24.763
- LOCODE
- EETLL
About Tallinn
Tallinn, the fairy-tale capital of Estonia, occupies a scenic coastal setting along a sweeping bay on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland, situated just 80 kilometers south across the water from Helsinki. Operating as one of the busiest cruise destinations in the Baltic Sea, the city serves as both a major port of call and a turnaround hub for over half a million travelers each year. Cruise ships dock at the modern Old City Harbour, placing visitors within an easy, pleasant walk of the historic waterfront and the capital's world-famous medieval core.
First established as a vital maritime trading post, Tallinn joined the Hanseatic League in 1285 as its northernmost member. Positioned at the strategic crossroads of trade between Western Europe and Russia, the city was heavily protected by formidable stone walls and dozens of imposing defense towers, much of which remains preserved today. At the heart of the lower town stands the thirteenth-century Town Hall, recognized as Northern Europe's oldest surviving gothic town hall. The enchanting Old Town is globally celebrated as one of the most remarkably intact medieval urban quarters on the continent.
Beyond its fortified medieval core, Tallinn blends varied historical eras with modern Baltic culture. Atop Toompea Hill, the striking Alexander Nevsky Cathedral showcases grand Russian Revival cupolas built during the late nineteenth century. Nearby, the sprawling 70-hectare Kadriorg Park, established over three centuries ago by Tsar Peter the Great, features serene formal gardens and world-class art museums. Following Estonia's restored independence in 1991, the capital quickly evolved into a vibrant European tech and design hub, where contemporary art galleries and creative quarters like Telliskivi flourish alongside centuries-old cobblestone lanes.
Ashore, travelers can indulge in rich Estonian culinary traditions, sampling dark rye bread, slow-roasted pork, smoked Baltic fish, delicate marzipan confections, and traditional herbal liqueurs like Vana Tallinn. Exploring the city on foot provides an unforgettable journey through Northern Europe's living history.
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