All Estonia Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 8

Tallinn’s Old Town is one of Europe’s most intact medieval cities, with its limestone walls, towers, and merchant houses largely still standing as they did 700 years ago. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll trace Estonia’s turbulent history from Hanseatic trading hub to Soviet occupation. The tour starts at Fat Margaret Tower, a squat, thick-walled fortification that once guarded Tallinn’s harbor. From the Patkuli and Kohtuotsa viewpoints, you’ll look out over red rooftops, church towers, and the Baltic Sea beyond, before descending through the Danish King’s Garden, St. Catherine’s Passage, and the Town Hall Square. The tour ends at a hilltop viewpoint near Freedom Square, where a metal tile marks the starting point of the 1989 Baltic Way – the 675-kilometre human chain in which two million people linked hands across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to demand freedom from Soviet rule.

Family Tour of Tallinn with a visit the Marzipan museum and Marzipan Painting class. You will see the city wall with defense towers, the Houses of Parliament, the Fat Margaret Tower, the Cathedral of Saint Mary the Virgin, the St. Olaf's church, the Kadriorg Park, the Song Festival Grounds, the Pirita Beach, etc.

Explore the Old Town of Tallinn with your passionate guide and learn about its history. Admire the charming medieval streets and historic architecture. See St. Nicholas Church, the Danish King’s Garden, the Town Hall Pharmacy and more. Visit both the Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Lutheran St. Mary's Cathedral. Take beautiful photos at the Patkuli and Kohtuotsa viewing platforms. What was the wealth and prosperity of medieval Tallinn based on? What was used for treatment in the Middle Ages? Do people live in the Old Town today? Why is Tallinn limping? What does the Danish flag have to do with Tallinn? You will get answers to these and many other questions during the tour. By the end of the tour, you'll know more than a local and understand why Tallinn is one of Europe's most desirable tourist destinations. You'll have a better idea of where to go and what to do during your stay in Tallinn.

The picturesque Old Town and quaint cobbled streets of Tallinn make it the perfect city to explore on foot. Instead of having to study a map, going on a guided tour is a great way to get your bearings, cover the city’s main landmarks, and learn about Estonia's history at the same time. The tour route passes The Parliament Of Estonia, the Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Cathedral, and Kohtuotsa viewing point.

Wander the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Tallinn, a fairy-tale world of medieval gates, Gothic spires, and cobbled alleys. Discover legends, Hanseatic history, and hidden gems in Estonia’s capital. Optional: enjoy panoramic views and more historic sites. Tour is available in following language: English , Estonian Finnish , Germany, Swedish & Russian Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Old Town Highlights Visit Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town to see Viru Gate, Town Hall Square, St. Olaf’s Church and more. Hear stories of medieval merchants and legends on cobbled streets. 3-hour: Old Town Highlights, City Museum & More Visit Tallinn’s Old Town and see City Museum, Patkuli Viewpoint and St. Nicholas’ Church. Enjoy panoramic views and stories of Hanseatic life and hidden gems.

This 3 hours walking guided tour in Tallinn can start and end in the city or at a hotel. We use our creativity and knowledge to adjust the tour according to your interests and preferences, the party size and the weather conditions, so you will get the best of Tallinn Old Town`s Highlights.

Enjoy a 1-hour guided walking tour of Tallinn and its Old Town as you explore Tallinn's historic center. Learn about the history of the city and the people as you visit the Old City Wall and more.

Located in an old wooden building in the heart of Tartu’s Old Town, the Toy Museum transports its adult visitors back to their most joyous childhood days and offers children plenty to see and do. The permanent exhibit displays toys that children in Estonia have played with throughout the ages. The display also includes artist-made dolls, souvenir dolls from around the globe and traditional Finno-Ugric toys. The museum has play and workshop rooms, and the exhibit rooms also offer plenty to keep one busy. Alternating exhibits and children’s activities are organized at the museum. The objective of the toy museum is to collect, preserve, study and introduce toys of Estonians and nations of other countries together with everything related to playing. The museum deals with the development of children’s culture and offers opportunities to spend free time for children and families.

Discover the charm of Tallinn on this 3-hour private walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide. Explore one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities while learning about Estonia’s fascinating history, Hanseatic heritage, and modern Nordic culture. Hear engaging stories about merchants, medieval life, and Tallinn’s transformation into the vibrant capital of Estonia. Starting from a central meeting point, walk through the picturesque streets of Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. Visit highlights such as Town Hall Square, the impressive Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and historic Toompea Hill overlooking the city. Admire medieval towers, colorful merchant houses, and beautiful viewpoints with panoramic views of Tallinn’s red rooftops. Along the way, your guide will also reveal hidden corners and share local insights most visitors would miss. Hotel pick-up available for central hotels (Zone 1). Please confirm your hotel in advance.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Together with a professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. Did you know that Tartu is the birthplace of the popular Estonian song festivals? You will have a chance to explore the city while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Tartu which was mentioned almost 1000 years ago will make you surprised at how clean the city itself is and will offer you a lot of nature and public parks in the city center. You will be surprised how many stories are hidden in the streets, buildings, and corners of Tartu. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. Perfect for those who are visiting the city for the first time and want to get the most out of it!

Explore the historic city of Tallinn and discover its secrets on a guided tour that takes you to its main attractions and hidden gems. See the Alexander Nevsky cathedral and St. Olaf’s church, as well as the impressive Danish Cathedral of Saint Mary the Virgin, the oldest church in the city. Visit the city’s parks and see panoramic views from Toompea Hill fortress.

RhomTrip is committed to sustainability by offsetting 100% of the carbon emissions from its services. Partnering with The Option for Climate Change, RhomTrip acquires carbon certificates from the Mataven project, protecting 135,394 acres of the Amazon. This ensures real environmental and community benefits, verified by the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS). Join us in our mission to make travel more sustainable by offsetting your carbon footprint. Enjoy a private airport arrival transfer from Tallinn TLL Airport or Tallinn Cruise Terminal to your centrally located Tallinn hotel by a comfortable luxury vehicle. Avoid the language barrier and currency exchange when traveling on public transportation and travel in style reaching your final destination in central Tallinn relaxed and refreshed.

Visit one of Estonia's islands and discover the life of a small community with its own unique dialect. Covering less than 7 square kilometers, Prangli offers the perfect blend of unspoiled nature, relaxing atmosphere and authentic island culture. We will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the port, from where you will travel to the island aboard the passenger ferry. The trip takes one hour and provides panoramic views of Estonia's northern coastline and nearby small islands. Upon arrival, you'll enjoy a sightseeing tour of the island in an open jeep. You'll explore fishing villages, visit the charming 19th-century St. Lawrence Church and the island's main attractions, including a shipwreck memorial, a natural gas pump, and a giant glacial boulder, and enjoy the beauty of pristine pine forests and sandy beaches. After the tour, you can have lunch at a local café. In Tallinn, we will transfer you back to your hotel.

Skip the line to Estonia’s finest art collection at the Estonian Art Museum. Discover bold masterpieces by Konrad Mägi and others in a stunning modernist setting. Dive into powerful stories of identity, resistance, and creativity in Estonian history. Tour is available in following language: English , Estonian Finnish , Germany, Swedish & Russian Highlights: • Visit the Estonian Art Museum on a Private Tour with a 5-Star Licensed Guide • Skip the queue to dive into Estonia’s art with fast-track entry tickets • Discover Soviet-era works, bold modernism, or edgy installations your way • Learn from expert commentary tailored to your unique interests and taste • Enjoy a personalized journey with time to ask questions and admire freely This artistic journey in Tallinn brings you face-to-face with Estonia’s finest masterpieces, skipping the lines and diving into rich cultural heritage with a Licensed Private Guide. Let Rosotravel reveal the artistic treasures and stories.

Visit one more country in the most comfortable ferry on the Baltic sea. By 8.00(8am) come to the port in Helsinki, board the Tallink ferry, use the lounge included in your ticket and just in 2 hours you are in a world famous UNESCO site – the old town of Tallinn. Guide will meet you in the port in Tallinn, you will have the transfer to the Toompea hill and have the tour of the most important and charming sites of the old town. You will see: the Toompea castle, enter the magnificent Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, visit the viewing point, walk the Long and the Short leg, see the lower town and finish the tour in the Town Hall square, in November-December it’s a place for the Christmas market and in other months is a nice place for the souvenir and other shopping, surrounded with the medieval buildings. - See the best preserved medieval town in Northern Europe - add one more country to your trip - have a luxurious ferry ride on the Baltic sea

Your guide has lived and worked in Tallinn Old Town and has collected strange stories from people who have experienced unexplained events in old houses, workplaces, hotels, restaurants and apartments. Some stories come from local people who have shared their personal encounters over the years; others are old Tallinn legends that have followed certain buildings for centuries.

Welcome to Latvia! This 10-day trip with a local driver and guide is starting and finishing in the capital city Riga. This journey will bring you from the capitals to the tranquility of Baltic nature. You will discover the highlights of Latvia like Gauja National Park - the largest and oldest national park in Latvia. Visit the magnificent Rundale Palace, the former summer residence of the Duke of Courland. See the blend of Kuldiga's medieval architecture, small winding streets, and natural wonders. Before returning back to Riga, the trip goes along the Baltics Sea. You will stop at Liepaja, a vibrant port city with its own character. Liepaja is known as a city “where the wind is born”. These and many more important landmarks of Latvia you will get to know.

Skip the line and step into Estonia’s rural past at the Estonian Open Air Museum. Wander among historic farmhouses, windmills and village chapels as centuries of tradition, folklore and countryside life come alive in this enchanting cultural treasure. Tour is available in following language: English , Estonian Finnish , Germany, Swedish & Russian Highlights: • Visit the Estonian Open Air Museum with a 5-Star Licensed Private Guide • Skip the queue to step straight into Estonia’s rich rural past • Explore authentic farmsteads, windmills, and folklore with expert insights • Discover how Estonians lived through the ages with stories brought to life • Enjoy a personalized experience with time to wander and ask questions Step into the heart of Estonian culture with Rosotravel on an exclusive Private Tour of the Estonian Open Air Museum in Tallinn. Benefit from Skip-the-Line Tickets and the undivided attention of a Licensed Private Guide, ensuring a rich and seamless experience.

Join us on this thrilling tour into an era of occupation, propaganda and revolution. Tallinn's Soviet past is in many ways hidden in plain sight. It is visible, but hard to discern. We will pull back the curtains to see how communist era Tallinn (and Estonia as a while) functioned. We will explore an abandoned Soviet missile base, see the Song Festival Ground (birthplace of the Singing Revolution), see Soviet neighborhoods, visit a memorial to Estonian civilians and more. What propaganda posters promise to people? What was the KGB doing in Tallinn? How was education reworked during the occupation? What role did Tallinn play in the 1980 Moscow Olympics? What was the Singing Revolution. These are but a few topics we will cover on this unique tour.

Highly qualified, english speaking yoga teachers, International yoga community, free parking next to the building (2h with clock), all necessary props available on place.

Join us on a fun, relaxing and comfortable tour of Tallinn in a private vehicle. This tour offers the chance to see more of Tallinn in one go - from the majestic Old Town to the Soviet era neighborhood of Lasnamäe, the hipster Kalamaja district to the seaside area of Pirita with it's centuries old ruined convent. We will cover various parts of Estonian history, culture and of course answer any questions you might have along the way. This tour is possible to do completely by car or also to step out of the car for short stops here and there.

This private walking tour of Tallinn's Old Town with our local guides is a great way to discover Tallinn and get immediate answers to questions you might have. Enjoy historic tales of bygone eras and colourful legends told to you by our tour guides. Tallinn’s Old Town, a UNESCO world heritage site and is often referred to as the “Jewel of the Baltic.” The city offers architecture from Gothic to Baroque and Renaissance, from Art Deco to Soviet. Immerse yourself within a history rich in war and culture, intrigue and chivalry. It is our hope to share with you our knowledge of and enthusiasm for everyday life in medieval Tallinn: how the city functioned, who lived here and why did so many large nation such as Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Poland and the Teutonic Order fight over this small piece of land for centuries.

Explore four distinct residential areas of Tallinn and immerce yourself in the local life. Start in Nõmme, often called the “garden city” of Tallinn. Stroll through streets lined with 1920s and 1930s houses, private gardens and tall pine trees. Visit the local farmers' market and soak in the tranquil, village-like atmosphere Then head to Mustamäe, where blocks of practical and uniform apartment buildings tell the story of Estonia’s recent Soviet past. Learn what was life like then and how do people live here today. Next, visit Kalamaja and admire the charming pastel-colored wooden houses from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Learn how abandoned factories have been transformed into a trendy bohemian district. Enjoy coffee and pastries from the local bakery. Finish in Noblessner, a former submarine shipyard that is now Tallinn’s most modern and upscale waterfront district. See stylish new apartment buildings, trendy restaurants and enjoy panoramic sea views.

Tallinn's Old Town is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, where 800 years of conquest, resistance, trade, and reinvention are written into every cobblestone. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll trace the city's story from its Danish origins and Hanseatic trading wealth to Soviet occupation and the Singing Revolution that restored Estonia's freedom. The tour begins at Fat Margaret, conveniently located near the ferry terminal and perfect for visitors arriving by sea. This massive 25-meter-wide cannon tower once guarded Tallinn's harbor with 155 cannons. From here, you'll enter the Old Town and walk the length of Pikk Street - the medieval city's main artery - past merchant guild halls and ornate Hanseatic houses. The second half of the tour climbs into Upper Town, where rulers from Danish kings to Soviet authorities once governed the city. You'll pass through the Danish King's Garden and explore Toompea Castle.