Top Tallinn Outdoor Activities

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.

Explore Tallinn while getting some fresh air and exercise on this electric bike tour of the Estonian capital. Learn the fascinating history behind landmarks such as the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds and the Maarjamäe Memorial as your guide leads you on a route from the picturesque Old Town to the bustling Rotermann Quarter. Traveling the city by e-bike makes it easy to cover plenty of ground.

Discover Rummu with a local guide to show you hiking off the beaten path on this small-group tour that sets off from Tallinn. See Suurupi, Keila Waterfall, Pakri lighthouse, and more, without worrying about getting lost. Learn all about Estonia’s history and nature from your guide as you explore the area. In summer when the weather is fine, bring your swimsuit and towel to take a swim in Rummu's crystal waters.

Check off all of Tallinn's most-important landmarks with ease with this hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus tour. Relish the freedom and flexibility to explore at your own pace as you you journey between attractions including Freedom Square and the Song Festival Grounds on a distinctive double-decker, open-top bus. Disembark wherever captures your attention, and then simply wait for the next regularly departing bus when you wish to continue exploring.

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.

Feel like a true Estonian Viking! We are going to learn how to throw axes, knives and other kinds of weapons, how to shoot from bow and cross-bow, and have a lot of fun during our special workshop in Tallinn! Real professional Estonian Vikings of the 21st century will be our shooting instructors. We will get to know about life and traditions of Vikings, remember the famous episodes from their military expeditions, and talk about the world of Viking gods. More than a thousand years have passed, but up to now people at the Baltic coast have kept the art of throwing axes and knives, spears, as well as bow and crossbow shooting. They are quite good even at target throwing with nails and sows, and as for women – they can manage with a rolling pin or a frying pan right from the kitchen! Do you think you cannot do it? Oh yes you can! Vikings started from learning how to do it, too. And a little secret is – girls are usually better at it)

Set out from Tallinn on a day trip to Paldiski, a former Soviet naval base known for its spectacular coastal limestone cliffs. A local guide with show you around this once closed military town, providing insight into its fascinating history. Along the way you'll visit an old prison quarry and Estonia's third largest waterfall, as well the stunning Keila-Joa Manor—known for it's Neo Gothic style of architecture. You'll even have an opportunity to explore the cockpit of a plane once belong to Soviet military.

There’s so much to see in Estonia—from seaside spots, to traditional villages, and vast forests—but language barriers can sometimes make it tricky and time-consuming to organize your own itinerary. With this tour, enjoy the freedom and flexibility of a personalized trip that’s tailored to your preferences. Explain your interests to the driver, and let them take you on a full-day tour with stops at interesting sights along the way.

Unlock Tallinn’s Timeless Secrets! Step into cobbled streets and soaring towers as you help Vana Thomas recover a sacred arrow that keeps the city’s spirit alive. This self-guided City Game in Tallinn combines sightseeing with a thrilling exploration game that turns the city into your playground. Using GPS navigation, you’ll uncover both hidden corners and famous landmarks like the Cross of Liberty on Freedom Square, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Town Hall Square, and the medieval Viru Gates. Along the way, you’ll solve clever puzzles, riddles, and photo challenges that reveal fascinating stories about Tallinn’s past and culture. Perfect for solo explorers or groups, this flexible game can be played at your own pace. Pause anytime for a coffee or to take in the view, then continue your adventure when ready. Compete for a spot on the leaderboard, play cooperatively for team-building, and experience Tallinn in a fun, interactive, and unforgettable way.

Escape the crowds and experience Tallinn before the tour groups arrive on an early morning running tour. Enjoy a scenic 1-hour run along the seafront promenade and around Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, stopping along the way to admire the beautiful medieval buildings or take photos.

Get to know medieval and modern Tallinn on a private tour that helps you orient yourself in Estonia's compact capital. Exploring by foot and air-conditioned vehicle, you'll cover more of the city's highlights than walking alone. Admire the palace at leafy Kadriorg, explore seaside Pirita, visit must-sees such as Old Town Square, and climb Toompea Hill for panoramic views. The tour includes hotel or cruise port pickup.

Enhance your experience of Estonia by visiting both the city and the sea on this private 4-hour trip to Paldiski and Rannamoisa, two of the country’s coastal highlights. Visit a riverside manor house located beside Keila Joa, a picturesque waterfall, and absorb panoramic views of the Baltic Sea from the Rannamoisa cliffs. See, too, the historic town of Paldiski and enjoy the convenience of round-trip transport from your Tallinn. This private tour allows you to select a departure time to suit your schedule.

The safari takes place about 12 miles from downtown Tallinn. The trip takes you through former military training areas, a tankodrome, large quarries, water bodies, and cross-country tracks. Everyone is provided with their own ATV and after taking a fast riding course, the instructor leads you onward to the safari. Race your mates on these nippy quad bikes! Come on down to this quad bike track, with humps, bumps and jumps. An instructor will be present, but you'll have the entire track for yourselves for one hour with quad bikes for your use only. This is an outdoor activity so don't forget to bring appropriate clothing and boots. Quad Biking in Tallinn is available all year round, and especially in snowy winter it is unique and wonderful experience.

Explore Estonia's north coast efficiently with this day trip from Tallinn. Going on an organized tour gives easy access to outdoor sites that can be challenging to reach via public transport. In just a day, visit a range of attractions including Lahemaa National Park, picturesque waterfalls, ancient woodlands, wetlands, quaint villages, country farms, harbors, and the historic Vihula Manor.

Join our entertaining trip from Tallinn to Riga through the picturesque towns of Viljandi, Valga, Cēsis, and Sigulda. We’ll bring you to places you would not find on your own and help you discover two countries in one day.

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, stumble upon old Soviet ruins like an abandoned submarine station, 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,

With limited time in port in Tallinn, a bike tour is a fun way to maximize your time and explore the city’s many attractions. On this 3-hour tour, cycle out to the Peter the Great Summer Palace, glide along the seafront promenade, and admire the medieval buildings in Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town.

Soaring to a height of 574 feet (175 metres), the Tallinn TV Tower offers unrivalled views over the surrounding landscape—but heading up to the 22nd floor to soak up the scenery isn’t for the feint-hearted! With this Walk On The Edge ticket, head up to the dizzying heights with your safety harness attached for an unforgettable sightseeing experience in Tallinn.

Discover the stunning landscapes and unique local culture of Lahemaa, Estonia's largest and oldest national park. Recharge your spirit and create unforgettable memories. We’ve selected for you a few very different places that best illustrate the diversity of Lahemaa: Palmse Manor, one of the most magnificent Baroque manors in Estonia; The traditional fishing village of Altja with charming authentic wooden houses and stunning sea views; Viru Bog, a mystical landscape of wetlands dotted with small lakes and rare plants; Jägala Waterfall, Estonia’s widest and one of its most beautiful waterfalls. We will stop for lunch at the historic roadside tavern Viitna, which offers traditional national dishes made from local fresh ingredients. This tour is not about rushing from one place to another, we believe in savoring every moment, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere and enjoy the gems that Lahemaa offers.

Take part in a quintessential Estonian experience and strap on some bogshoes to explore nature. This small-group tour will get you out of Tallinn to one of Estonia’s distinctive bog landscapes, such as Kõnnu Suursoo, where your guide will lead you on a hike while sharing traditional legends and helping you observe the local wildlife. Thanks to the bogshoes, your feet will stay dry above the marshy muck.

The TouringBee audio guide serves as a handy mobile companion for a self-guided tour in Tallinn. This tour is specifically designed for a quick exploration of the Old Town, taking approximately 1.5-2 hours. Simply follow the route on the app's map, which takes you from the Town Hall Square to the Castle, passing through picturesque streets and past medieval towers. You're guaranteed to see: Tallinn Cathedrals, Medieval guild houses, Fat Margaret and Tall Hermann defensive towers, Danish King's Garden, Toompea Castle. Once you've downloaded the tour, the app runs offline. The audio guide can always be heard clearly through your headphones. Enjoy captivating stories and legends at your own pace, without the need to keep up with a tour group. Feel free to pause to take a break at a café or to explore a scenic alley before continuing your city exploration. If you only have a few hours to explore Tallinn, make the most of it with the TouringBee audio guide, and you won't miss a thing.

This private tour is great for Tallinn visitors looking to experience the Old Town and its surrounding countryside in one day, without having to organize self-drive cars or public transport. Leave the city behind to walk through Estonia’s bogs—landscapes of forests and dark pools swathed in mystery. After communing with nature, return for a Tallinn Old Town walking tour, seeing its sights when they’re quieter—after the main morning crowds.

Swap Tallinn’s bustling city streets for the serenity of the surrounding nature with a small-group half-day guided hike. Head off the beaten tourist track and along trails that lead you through a nature reserve and a quickly-changing landscape of forests, lakes, and bogs It’s an easy way to experience Estonian nature in just a few hours.