Conference Venue - Tallinn University
Tallinn University is one of Estonia’s leading centers for research and innovation in education, culture, and sustainability. The conference will take place in the university’s Mare building, a hub for academic collaboration and exchange at the heart of the vibrant campus in Tallinn.
Address: Uus-Sadama 5, Tallinn
About the Campus: https://www.tlu.ee/en/campus
Complimentary Public Transport for Participants
From 2–12 October 2025, all registered conference participants are entitled to free city transport, kindly supported by Tallinn City Government.
A QR code will be sent to you after registration – please also register any accompanying persons to ensure they receive their own code.
A QR ticket must be validated at the bottom of the rectangular orange validator located at the front door of the public transport vehicle: place the QR code displayed on a smart device screen or printed on paper in front of the code reader screen situated at the lower part of the rectangular validator.
Cold water swimming in a sea with the warmth of a tent sauna
Join us for a unique experience that combines the cold water swimming in a sea with the warmth of a tent sauna. This boosts your well-being and connects with fellow participants in a refreshing and inspiring setting. Participants can choose to join the swim or enjoy just a sauna if the water is beyond their comfort zone. The Baltic Sea temperature typically ranges from 4-6°C (39-43°F) that time of year. Take with your swimsuit, towel and slippers.
Venue: Linnahalli Rand, Logi tn 13, 10111 Tallinn
Date: Friday, 3 October 2025 at 17:00–18:30
Fee: €15, payable in cash on site
Notes: Please bring your own swimwear, towel, and slippers.
Registration: Swimming and Sauna Event
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Meet in Estonia
Welcome to Estonia, where medieval charm meets digital innovation! Nestled in Northern Europe, Estonia is the perfect destination for international mid-size conferences, corporate events, and incentives. With a unique blend of centuries-old history and cutting-edge modern facilities, Estonia never fails to impress delegates. Its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage provide an inspiring backdrop for any conference. Meeting planners will find exceptional value for money in Estonia, with affordable yet high-quality options for accommodation, dining, and more.
With a population of just 1.3 million, there’s always plenty of space. Seventy percent of the land is covered in lush forests and pristine peat bogs, ensuring clean, green surroundings with some of the purest water and freshest air in the world. As one of the world’s most digitally advanced societies, Estonia boasts free Wi-Fi available everywhere and a culture that embraces online, paper-free living.
For useful advice and inspiration on Tallinn’s top attractions, activities, events, and places to eat and drink, check out the city’s official tourism portal, visittallinn.ee, or follow @VisitTallinn on social media.
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One of Europe’s emerging and most dynamic conference destinations, Estonia impresses delegates with its combination of centuries-old charm and amazingly modern, high-quality facilities. First-time visitors are sure to be surprised by Estonia’s medieval ambience and captivated by the beauty of its rugged coastlines and pristine natural environment.
Tallinn, the capital and largest city in Estonia, is located in Northern Europe in the north- eastern part of the Baltic Sea region. It is considered to be Estonia’s crown jewel, boasting cobbled streets and rejuvenated 14th-century dwellings. Dozens upon dozens of cafes and restaurants provide rich, welcoming atmospheres for unwinding after exploring historic churches, scenic ruins, art galleries and boutiques. Like most cities with an eight-hundred- year-old past, Tallinn is a patchwork of historic areas. The city’s pride and joy is without a doubt its Medieval Old Town.
For useful advice and inspiration on Tallinn’s top attractions, activities, events, and places to eat and drink, check out the city’s official tourism portal, visittallinn.ee, or follow @VisitTallinn on social media.
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