Tallinn · Sports & events

Estonia's most successful club plays Premium liiga football at A. Le Coq Arena, which doubles as the national stadium. The Estonian season runs March to November, so there is no winter football here; fixtures and tickets are on the club site.

The club long known as BC Kalev/Cramo, with a trophy list running from 2005 to 2025, playing the domestic league alongside regional and European ties. Venues vary between Tallinn halls, so the fixture list on the club site is the only reliable guide.

Estonia's largest running event, held over a September weekend by MTÜ Spordiürituste Korraldamise Klubi: marathon, half marathon, 10 km walking and running, and children's races. Entries, start times and road closures are published on the organiser's site.

A multi-rink ice centre at Varraku 14 in Lasnamäe, open Mon, Wed and Fri 07:00–22:00 and Tue and Thu 09:00–22:00. Public skating shares the ice with hockey and figure skating, so check the online calendar before making the trip out.

The marina at Pirita — the stretch of coast where the 1980 Olympic sailing regatta was held — is the base of Estonia's largest sailing club, founded in 1948 and now over 700 members, with an adult sailing school and a full regatta calendar. Worth the walk even if you never get on a boat.