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Swedbank Tallinn Marathon weekend 2027: how crowded Tallinn gets
How busy is Tallinn during the Marathon?
10–12 September 2027 — expected — not yet confirmed
All 3 days: Packed our forecast · Tallinn scaleCalm · Lively · Busy · Packed rank a day against Tallinn's own year — not a headcount.
The 2027 Swedbank Tallinn Marathon weekend makes Tallinn busier than 99% of its year — the days either side are at 37–94%. our forecast
When does Tallinn get back to normal after the Marathon?
Tallinn does not settle straight after the Marathon: Friday 17 September comes back up to Packed (87%). From Saturday 18 September it is Calm (37%) and stays below Packed through Sunday 19 September, the last day shown here.
- Dates checked against jooks.ee
- joint #2 of 6 major events by crowd impact
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- Dates
- Fri 10 – Sun 12 September 2027 · expected — not yet confirmed
- Crowd
- All 3 event days are Packed. our forecast
- Last updated
- 29 Oct 2026, nightly
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Official site — jooks.ee →When to arrive in Tallinn for the Marathon — and which nights are busiest
The quietest days before it are Fri 3 September · Mon 6 September · Wed 8 – Thu 9 September — Lively (41–59%) in Tallinn — while the 3 event days peak at Packed (99%). our forecast
Here for it?
It does not fill every hour of every day. On the hours you are not there, the city is Packed — so timed entries are the difference between seeing something and queueing for it. advice
The days before the Marathon, Wed 8 September and Thu 9 September, are Lively (41–59%) in Tallinn; the 3 event days peak at Packed (99%). our forecast
Staying for the Marathon? The event days, Fri 10 – Sun 12 September, peak at Packed in Tallinn; Thu 9 September is Lively. The link opens Expedia's hotel search for Tallinn. our forecast
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Come right after the Marathon: 18–20 Sep 2027 is the quiet way to see Tallinn — 18 September is Calm. advice
Nearest calmer day: Thu 9 Sep (Lively). our forecast
The calmer plan for Tallinn: tours and timed entries matched to the city's forecast
When is the Swedbank Tallinn Marathon weekend 2027 — and the years after?
The 2027 Swedbank Tallinn Marathon weekend in Tallinn is expected on 10–12 Sep 2027 — the organiser has not published a final date yet, so it could move.
Held every year; the organiser sets the dates.
| Year | Dates | |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Fri 11 – Sun 13 September | passed |
| 2027 | Fri 10 – Sun 12 September | expected — not confirmed |
The 2026 Swedbank Tallinn Marathon weekend in Tallinn ran 11–13 Sep 2026.
How we verified this.
Is Tallinn worth visiting during the Marathon?
Packed on all 3 event days; the nearest calm days are Lively or calmer. our forecast
Worth it if the Marathon is why you're coming — expect Packed days; if crowds are your concern, it is the one time to avoid — the calm week of 18–20 Sep 2027 is the quieter plan. advice
Our crowd forecast is an informed estimate, not a guarantee — check with the organiser and/or local authorities before you plan around it.
our forecast marks a number we worked out from published data; advice marks something we think. Never the other way round.
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