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Uncover the hidden stories of life in Soviet Tallinn on this unique walking tour. Venture beyond the typical tourist spots and delve into the remnants of Soviet architecture, infamous buildings, and everyday spaces still in use today. This tour reveals the everyday struggles and quiet acts of defiance that characterised life under Soviet rule, offering a unique perspective on the past that lingers in Tallinn’s streets. - Explore key sites like the former KGB Headquarters and Linnahall, an abandoned relic of grand Soviet architecture. - Visit Tallinn’s Central Market, the last remaining Soviet-era market in the city. - Discover the Viru Hotel, a striking Soviet hotel with a complex history of surveillance. – Uncover small, overlooked sites where Soviet history still echoes today - Perfect for curious travellers, history enthusiasts and anyone who wants to discover places beyond the typical tourist hotspots. Note: in winter the ending point may change depending on weather conditions.

Unique walking tour with a lot of tales about medieval Tallinn - get to know the most interesting stories from our history. How the city of Tallinn came to be, what was its importance in medieval politics, why the Danes regularly give us their flag, and what legends still influence our lives here. No boring dates and unknown names, these are Tallinn Tales!

Get dressed up in medieval period costumes for a session with a professional photographer. Don costumes and pick up period weapons and props to create memorable photographs for groups of up to 10 people. A large 8x12 inch photograph is included in the session.

Discover the legendary Tallinn Old Town with a local guide! This unique guided walking tour takes you from Freedom Square to the Upper Town, where you can admire breathtaking views and discover some of Tallinn’s oldest and most prestigious sights. Your guide will share fascinating stories and legends about these landmarks, some of which date back nearly a thousand years. As you descend from Toompea Hill, the medieval cobblestone streets lead you to the very heart of the city – Town Hall Square, home to several record-breaking sights. During the walk, your guide will offer recommendations for local cafés and restaurants. You’ll also receive insider tips on handmade Estonian souvenirs and other places to explore in the city. Please note that this tour includes climbing some stairs and walking on uneven surfaces (cobblestones). It is not recommended to bring large items, such as suitcases, with you.

I'm offering my tour to everyone who wants to connect with the city of Tartu - we walk through the National capital of Estonia, and I share both history, the modern culture, and trying my best to build connections with Estonia. Why? I want to connect with people on my tours, so I keep group sizes small. This creates a more engaging experience for the whole group! I believe in personalized service, and my groups can tailor tours to topics of interest. We keep in contact throughout the tour too! And as always - Pay per fun! The best part is that you tip at the end of the tour based on how much you enjoyed it!

The Best Way to Discover Tallinn: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour! Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a medieval-style meal in the Old Town or a coffee overlooking the Baltic Sea and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Viru Gate, Dominican Monastery, Town Hall, Eduard Vilde Monument, Freedom Square, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Estonian History Museum – Great Guild Hall, House of the Blackheads, St Olaf’s Church, and the Maritime Museum.

A demon lurking in an old well. A bag of gold that turns to horse dung at the Devil's Wedding. And the world's oldest national flag, said to have fallen from the sky right here in Tallinn. This self-guided audio walking tour takes you through 15 stops across Tallinn's medieval Old Town, from the ghost monks of the Danish King's Garden to the 600-year-old pharmacy that once sold mummy juice and powdered unicorn horn. You'll hear the legend of how a giant's grieving wife built an entire hill from stones, discover why a painted window on Rataskaevu Street has stayed sealed for centuries, and walk the cobblestoned streets where Hanseatic merchants once shaped Northern Europe's trade routes. With the Tourific Self- Guided tour app you can navigate without internet and explore at your own pace which makes it perfect for solo travellers and families. No need to run after guides anymore. Over 20,000 travellers have used our self-guided tours. The tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

Experience the delights of Estonian cuisine while learning all about the Baltic state’s history on this fun and informative walking tour of Tallinn. Your guide will share tales going back to Estonia’s medieval past as you sample traditional bread, beer, snacks, and desserts. This is a great way for food lovers to get their bearings in the Estonian capital.

Our small group walking tour of Tallinn will take you through the city’s most captivating sights and offer spectacular views of one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns. Discover the rich history of Tallinn’s Old Town, hear fascinating tales of knights, merchants, and monarchs, and learn about Estonian culture, traditions, and the local way of life. Must-see landmarks on the tour include the charming Town Hall Square, the gothic Tallinn Town Hall, the historic Town Wall, and the towering St. Olaf’s Church. You’ll also stroll through hidden courtyards, explore narrow cobbled alleys like St. Catherine’s Passage, and uncover some of Tallinn’s lesser-known secrets that even locals love to share. What To Keep In Mind We operate in all weather conditions, so please dress accordingly. Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking, and don’t forget a rain jacket or umbrella—Tallinn weather can be full of surprises!

Explore Tallinn's charming Old Town while having your memories captured by a local photographer. This relaxed photo walk takes you through some of Tallinn's most beautiful streets, hidden corners, and panoramic viewpoints. Along the way, I'll help you with natural posing, so no previous photoshoot experience is needed. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, with friends, or family, you'll receive 50 professionally edited high-resolution photos to remember your time in Tallinn. You'll also get local recommendations and insights about the city during our walk.

Go behind the Iron Curtain and explore Tallinn's Soviet and Cold War layers on a fully private 3–3.5-hour walking tour led by a native Estonian guide with personal links to the period. Occupation, propaganda, KGB surveillance, everyday absurdity, resistance, and the peaceful revolution that brought an empire to its knees — told from the inside, not from a textbook. You’ll see sites connected to WWII destruction, Soviet repression, KGB, banned Western culture, the Singing Revolution, and the final violent spasms of Soviet power before it collapsed. Dark history sits beside ordinary city life here, sometimes brutally, sometimes bizarrely. Private means private: no strangers, canned script, or rushed rhythm. Just your group, your questions, and a guide who listens and adapts the story to your pace and interests. - Private Soviet and Cold War walking tour - Native local guide with personal stories and rare archival visuals - Sites where the war and the occupation each left their mark

Make the most of your time in Estonia’s capital city with this walking tour that includes round-trip transport to the old town from your hotel or port. Set off with your guide to take in highlights like the Parliament, Town Hall, St. Catherine’s Passage, and historic churches and cathedrals. End your time in the city with a few hours of free time to sightsee, shop, and dine on your own before the return transfer.

Swap city sightseeing for a trip to a natural wonder that lies east of Tallinn—Lahemaa National Park. Instead of organizing your own transport and studying a map, this guided tour makes it easy to explore the vast outdoor landscape without the worry of getting lost. Visit Jägala waterfall, Sagadi or Palmse Manor, Altja or Käsmu village (depends on the season and preferences), and finally—Viru Bog to explore its forest path and boardwalk (don't forget your mosquito repellant at summer season). NB! The order of the activities may differ.

Explore the most attracting places built in the XV-XVIII centuries in Tallinn—get to know the most interesting stories from the history of Estonia in a 4-hour combined tour.Enjoy tales about Peter I emperor and how he decided to build Kadriorg Park, why Saint Brigitta monastery wasn't fully restored, and why the "Mermaid" monument looks like an angel. You will see a lot of historical architecture, which is still in everyday usage. May be you will be lucky enough to see our president or prime minister! Also, during the walking part you will know: how the city of Tallinn came to be, what was its importance in medieval politics, why the Danes regularly give us their flag, and what legends still influence our lives here.No boring dates and unknown names; these are Tallinn Tales! Attention! This tour consists of two parts: the first 2 hours you will drive around the city by bus with a few stops, and then 2 hours you will be walking on foot in the medieval heart of Tallinn.

See Tallinn like never before during this 2.5-hour bicycle tour. After getting outfitted with a bicycle you’ll follow your expert guide to important tourist sites such as the Presidential Palace, Song Festival Grounds and WWII Memorial. Tread in the footsteps of world-class athletes at Olympic Center, host of the 1980 games, and relive the days of Catherine the First at Kadriorg Palace. This is an ideal tour for people of any age and ability, and covers approximately 10 miles (16 km) by bike.

Visit 2 Estonian islands in one unforgettable day without the stress of planning. Travel from Tallinn to Saaremaa by ferry and discover medieval history, authentic villages and unique natural sights. Looking for the best day trip from Tallinn? Discover Saaremaa, Estonia’s largest island, on a comfortable small group tour that combines nature, history, and authentic local culture. This full-day Saaremaa and Muhu island tour from Tallinn takes you beyond the typical tourist routes – across the sea, through traditional villages, and into one of the most beautiful towns in Estonia. What to expect Travel from Tallinn to the coast through Estonian countryside. Cross to the islands via the Virtsu–Kuivastu ferry (round-trip included). Visit the historic Koguva village – one of the best-preserved villages in Estonia. Explore Kuressaare, the capital of Saaremaa. Enter the iconic Kuressaare Castle (ticket included). Stop at the unique Kaali crater – a rare meteorite impact site.

Exploring a city with friends who live there is one of the best ways to get to know it. This customizable tour delivers—connecting you with a friendly local who’ll show you around Tallinn, rather than basing your discoveries on a set itinerary. Meet your Tallinn local, and enjoy a personalized walking tour to get your bearings and their take on places to see, explore, and eat at.

Delve deeper into Tallinn Old Town than you probably could alone with this private walking tour. With a guide to help navigate the Lower and Upper Town (Toompea), you’ll cover the sights and get the full picture on their history. Plus, explore Tallinn’s past below-ground with entry to the Bastion Passages—centuries-old city tunnels—and the Carved Stone Museum, whose underground chambers brim with historical tombstones, coats-of-arms, and pillars.

Join a Local for a 90-minute photogenic journey through Tallinn, exploring picturesque highlights and gaining cultural insights. Navigate from the iconic Black Angus sculpture capturing its imposing, intricate design to the emblematic Rotermanni kvartal renowned for its modern, eclectic architecture. It is more than just seeing Tallinn, it is about truly experiencing it through the eyes of someone who calls it home. From famous landmarks to hidden gems, each step offers a new perspective, making it a can't-miss experience for every visitor. • Capture Tallinn's most photogenic spots with a Local by your side. • Explore Tallinn from a local's perspective and experience local culture. • Discover the stories behind Tallinn’s iconic and picturesque landmarks. • Get top local tips on the best bars, cafes, and restaurants to visit. • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, with a maximum of 8 travellers.

Make the most of your shore excursion in Tallinn with this walking tour of the city’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. Your English-speaking guide will meet you at Town Hall square under the clock and lead you on a fascinating journey through the medieval district’s historic squares and cobbled streets. Along the way, you’ll see a full slate of the city’s impressive landmarks, including Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Toompea Castle.

Escape from Tallinn for a visit to Lahemaa National Park, Estonia's oldest and largest national park. Discover thick forests, sandy shorelines, wander among bogs in Kasmu and/or Altja, and see exquisite centuries-old manor houses in Vihula and/or Sagadi. While you explore, your guide shares personal stories about Estonia as well as local history,

The Museum of Illusions Tallinn is housed at Rataskaevu 10 — a building as full of stories as the illusions within it. Nestled on one of the city’s oldest medieval streets between Town Hall Square and Toompea Hill, it has long been a home to creativity — from early theatres to the legendary Von Krahl stage. Today, this historic space continues to inspire curiosity and wonder, inviting you to see reality from a new perspective. Across 600 m² of interactive exhibits, illusions intertwine with science and art. When physics meets optics, and art unveils ancient mysteries, every curiosity sparks behind every corner. In this space, light becomes your paintbrush, shadows transform into sculptures, and reality is not quite as it seems. Ever wondered why your eyes sometimes deceive your mind? Whatever piques your curiosity, our team is ready to help you unlock the world of illusions.

Lahemaa National Park has numerous bays and peninsulas, countless spectacular hiking trails, and many historical manor houses. Lahemaa is also loved for its beautiful waterfalls. Tucked in the deep forest you’ll find Valgejõgi (White River), Loobu river, and their three cascades – Vasaristi, Nõmmeveski, and Joaveski. In the wintry peace, we take on a longer hike and discover the icy art created by mother nature. It truly feels like you’ve found yourself in the Estonian Lapland. Keep an eye out for deer and water ouzel (dipper)! Enjoy a short 1-hour drive from Tallinn to the hike start in Lahemaa National Park. Hike in the Estonian forest with a local guide. Discover the beautiful cascades. Hear the folk stories of Estonian nature, culture, history. Look out for wildlife.