Most reviewed Churches in Tallinn, Estonia

Designed by Mikhail Preobrazhensky, this soaring edifice was funded by public donations.

Baptist church built in 14th century with a 124m tower surviving several lightning strikes.

Museum of ecclesiastical art in a landmark 13th-century church building restored after WWII bombing.

Originally dating from the 13th century, this medieval church has a Baroque bell tower.

19th-century Lutheran church built in the neo-Gothic style & featuring a large pipe organ from 1867.

👍👍 Church center of the Catholic community. Instead, I would point out from this, from a side door to the right of the entrance, the access to the remains of an ancient monastery, which is truly important because it represents the first place of Christian worship in Tallinn. The door is normally closed...

Simple 13th-century church featuring a landmark clock & wood-heavy interior with a spiral staircase.

👍👍 It is a great place where you can get good spiritural growth

👍👍 Tallinn seems to have a church ⛪ on every street even the Town Hall is a church building so It's hard to say which one is the most majestic or beautiful but I guess I'll choose this one. No special reason but only because its right next to the Danish King Gardens and provides perfect spooky backgro...