Top Tallinn Segway Tours

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.

Discover the highlights of the Estonian capital on this 4-hour guided tour of Tallinn. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town; admire landmarks including St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, St Olav’s Church, and Toompea Castle; and visit Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, and the Pirita Convent.

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.

Maximize time in Tallinn with a guided half-day tour. Explore the Old Town on foot and see two off-the-beaten path neighborhoods, Kadriorg and Kalamaja, by private car. Visit top city landmarks including the historic Town Hall, old merchant houses, and the Toompea Palace. Personalize the tour according to your interests and learn about Tallinn’s history and culture from a local guide.

Admire Tallinn’s highlights by air-conditioned vehicle with only small amounts of walking on this half-day private tour. As your guide chauffeurs you around so you don't have to navigate, hear about Tallinn’s history, and see churches, monuments, and more. Drive to the Upper Old Town to observe the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and views down over the Lower Town, and admire the 19th-century wooden villas of the Kadriorg quarter and Kadriorg Park.