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The place to meet local investment bankers, celebrities and anyone else who’s dressed smartly enough to enter this posh Tallinn nightclub. Dark colours and an oil portrait of a faun overlooking the dance floor create a somewhat devilish atmosphere.
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Young and trendy people are the usual punters at this popular modern bar, where DJs play electronica and house music to the cocktail-sipping crowd. Who would have thought 15 years ago that a boring bookstore would one day become a place serving high-quality Indian food to halflocal, half-expat clientele?
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Hollywood is one of the oldest and most popular nightclubs for the younger crowd in Tallinn. Mainstream pop, electronic and R&B music with occasional rock concerts and theme parties. Ladies’ night is on Wednesdays.
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The name means ‘gentle wolf’ in Estonian, but there’s nothing gentle about this ultravivid and popular expat hang-out. It has a no-frills pub menu and two original sorts of beer that are brewed especially for Hell Hunt. Ask for a table near the screen to follow major soccer matches.
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You should order two or three vodkas, just in case, in this modern bar in a 600-yearold building. If you order the drinks in shot glasses made of ice, you’ll find that they get more and more slippery with every shot.
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