Välkommen till Reval Luxcup

Welcome to the Reval Luxcup, an invitational tournament featuring the top teams from Scandinavia and the Baltics


About the tournament:
The tournament will be played 7-8th june with arrival for foreign teams on Friday the 6th of June. Age groups boys 2013 (9v9) and 2014 (7v7) and only top Scandinaviaand Baltic top level with 16 teams taking part in both age groups. Match location for 2013 in Saku full size artificial pitch and 2014 will play on Nõmme Utd-s artificial pitch. All teams are guaranteed 5 matches with the duration of 2 x 20 minutes (3 matches on Sat and 2 on Sun). Matches will be played between 9.00-19.00 on Sat and 8.30-15.30 on Sunday.

Geographical distribution of the teams:
4 top teams from Estonia 4 top teams from Latvia/Lithuania 4 top teams from Finland 4 top teamsfrom Sweden/Norway

Package prices:
2 nights and 6 meals at Hotel Dzingel - 239 EUR in single room
2 nights and 6 meals at Hotel Dzingel - 189 EUR in twin rooms
2 nights and 6 meals at Hotel Dzingel - 175 EUR in 3-4-person rooms

2 nights and 6 meals at Hotel Go Shnelli - 269 EUR in single room
2 nights and 6 meals at Hotel Go Shnelli - 199 EUR in twin/triple room

Bus packages:
Harbour/airport-hotel-harbour/airport - 200 EUR per team

Traveling options for Swedish teams (booked by the team itself):
- Ryanair from Stockholm Arlanda to Tallinn (friday) and back to Stockholm (sunday). Cost: about 1000kr/person round trip.

- Tallink Silja Line from Stockholm to Tallin. Cost: depends of number of cabins.

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Things to Do in Tallinn

Tallinn, the charming capital of Estonia, is a destination that combines medieval history, modern culture, and breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re interested in history, food, or relaxation, Tallinn has something for everyone. Here’s a guide to some of the top things to do in this captivating city:

Explore the Old Town

Tallinn’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a beautifully preserved medieval area filled with cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and vibrant squares. Start your journey at Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats) , where you’ll find the Gothic-style Town Hall and colorful merchant houses.

Visit Toompea Castle and Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform

Toompea Castle, now home to Estonia’s parliament, sits atop a hill offering stunning views of the city. For even better vistas, head to the nearby Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform , where you can enjoy panoramic views of the red-roofed Old Town and the modern skyline beyond.

Discover Kadriorg Park and Palace

A short walk or tram ride from the city center takes you to Kadriorg Park , a peaceful retreat featuring manicured gardens and elegant paths. At its heart lies the Kadriorg Palace , a baroque masterpiece built by Peter the Great for his wife Catherine I. Today, the palace houses an impressive art collection.

Experience Tallinn’s Food Scene

Tallinn boasts a vibrant culinary scene with plenty of restaurants serving both traditional Estonian dishes and modern cuisine. Try local favorites like black bread , elk stew , and marzipan , or explore trendy cafes and craft beer bars around the city. The Balti Jaam Market is also a great spot to sample local produce and street food.

Relax in the Pirita District

For a relaxing escape, head to the Pirita district , where you can stroll along the seaside, visit the ruins of St. Bridget’s Convent, or explore the lush greenery of Pirita Beach and the surrounding forest trails.

Enjoy Modern Tallinn

Tallinn isn’t just about history—it’s a forward-thinking city with a strong digital culture. Visit the Rotermann Quarter , a former industrial area transformed into a hub for shopping, dining, and design.

Whether you’re wandering the medieval streets or exploring its modern neighborhoods, Tallinn is a city full of surprises and unforgettable experiences.

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