City: Estonia
Top Things to do in Estonia
Top 7 Sports Complexes in Estonia, Estonia
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Restaurants in Estonia
1. Curling Tallinn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Curling Rocks! Enjoy a fun day with your friends and colleagues. Tondiraba Ice Rink's curling facility can accommodate up 60 persons at once. We also provide on-site catering, rental of sauna and conference room services according to your needs.
Reviewed By Smargus
It is really great place to get away from your daily routine. 8 of us enjoyed the time, had lots of fun and tried even some tactical tips given by the great instructor. I truly recommens ro try something new in this high quality curling hall which probably is the best in Northern Europe.
2. Warriors Den
3. Trefoil Jumping park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Trefoil Jumping park in Tallinn, Estonia! Our park features high energy equipment such as trampolines and Dodge ball areen for families, groups, and individuals. Trefoil is an exciting entertainment and is open all year, rain or shine. It is our hope that parents and children alike will appreciate a new destination for active, family entertainment in a safe and clean environment!
4. Teras Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Teras Beach Tallinn is a unique beach sports and leisure centre, which many beach sports lovers consider to be the BEST INDOOR BEACH in the world! The temperature is 26 degrees year-round and we have white sand, a spacious lounge, bar and saunas. Here, you can play beach volleyball, beach tennis, or host a company events and birthday parties.
Reviewed By tommih591 - Espoo, Finland
Exceptional summer haven close to Tallinn center. Definitely a place worth visiting if you like beach activities and relaxed atmosphere. You can play beach volley and beach tennis all year round! Warm white sand, good music and a beer after the games - what more can you ask?
5. Rakvere Sports Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Rakvere’s sports centre was completed in 2004. Here you will find an 18-hole minigolf course, a climbing wall, a gym, a massage parlour and various saunas. A range of sports events are also held here and in the adjacent stadium.
6. Uisupark
This is a unique pop-up ice rink located at the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town which opens at the beginning of December and closes at the end of March or in early April when the spring sunshine sets in.
7. Tallinna Spordihall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3 reviews
