January: skiing

January is all about celebrating winter! First, both the European Capital of Sport 2025 and the Song Festival Grounds Winter Centre will be officially inaugurated. Then, a Snow City will be built, followed by a demo day for numerous skiing disciplines, educational training programmes on everything from ski waxing to healthy eating, and the Estonian Youth Cup freestyle skiing championships.

February: duel

February is Martial Arts Month. Take part in training sessions on a variety of combat sports and see which one is best fit for you. The programme also includes a beginner self-defence training course for women.
In February, you can also take part in a world record attempt for winter swimming!

March: ice skating

March is one slippery month – great for ice skating! There will be plenty of exciting activities for everyone, including hockey training sessions for all ages, curling lessons and a demo game, as well as open ice skating for everyone and a skating disco on two rinks, along with a memorable figure skating show.
Take a look at the sports photography exhibition and the exciting sports attractions, too!

April: hiking and Nordic walking

In April, you can already feel the long-awaited early spring – especially when taking a walk in the fresh air. Choose the challenge that speaks to your heart, whether it's a hike on Naissaar or a checkpoint adventure along the Tallinn coast.

May: running

The warm weather in May is just right for running. In mid-May, Tallinn's beautiful Old Town will be filled with workshops led by running coaches and orienteering experts. A new mobile orienteering (or MOBO) course will be launched and you’ll even have the chance to put your skills to the test against the Mayor of Tallinn himself!
By the way, throughout the year of the Capital of Sport, MOBO courses will also be opened in 20 parks across Tallinn.

June: cycling

June is the first real cycling month of the year, so it's time to hop on your saddle and pedal over to Freedom Square. That's where the grand Bike Day will take place, where true cycling enthusiasts will be able to put their skills to the test against former professional cyclist Tanel Kangert.

July: beach sports

The warm heart of July belongs to beach sports. Don't miss the amazing beach sports festival taking place on Tallinn's beaches, where you can try your hand at a range of exciting activities such as surfing, air badminton, beach tennis, spikeball, pétanque, kiiking, slackline and yoga classes.
NB! Keep an eye out for the Tallinn Maritime Days sports programme.

August: ball games and International Children's Games

August puts the spotlight on ball games. The International Children’s Games and the Estonian 3x3 basketball and beach volleyball championships will be held. By the way, those same basketball and beach volleyball courts on Freedom Square will also be open to the public.
Don’t miss the chance to try walking football, too!

September: orienteering

September is certainly not just for navigating the classroom or office. We encourage you to come outdoors and explore Tallinn and its neighbouring areas in an all-day orienteering race, which can be completed by bike or public transport.

October: fitness

In October, as the theme of the month suggests, it’s time to focus on staying fit! Stay mentally and physically fit at the Fitness Festival, where the day is filled with various workouts. Take part in lectures and training sessions focusing on nutrition and health, and you can even have your health assessed by a specialist if you wish.

November: brain games

November is all about brain games. Get your brain ready, as the chess and checkers boards are open! There will be an exciting sports-themed trivia game and an intense Rubik’s Cube record event. If you’re up for a challenge, you can compete against Estonia’s top chess players!

December: disc golf

December is dedicated to disc golf! Before we officially declare the Capital of Sport closed, you can take part in a disc golf competition, along with a spectacular light show.