Top Tallinn Walking Tours - page 3

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 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.

Set free your inner beer connoisseur on this beer-tasting tour of Tallinn. Follow your guide to different bars and cafes as you try some of the most popular craft beers in Estonia’s capital city. Along the way, learn more about the Estonian characteristics of each tasting, and get more familiar with the beer culture in Tallinn.

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.

This small group short sightseeing tour is a perfect way to see outside the capital. It is a combination of beautiful sights, parks and top attractions such as von Glehn park ruins, Padise monastery(including church) and Rummu submerged quarry(once a closed territory Soviet-era prison). On the tour, you will get to know more about these sights, hear about the Estonian way of life and culture from a local guide.

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.

Welcome to the Tenet shooting locations tour, guided by a Tenet background actor! Did you know that Tallinn played a major role in Tenet? The city appeared not only as itself, but also as Kyiv and Oslo. During this unique experience, you’ll visit several of the film’s key shooting locations and uncover Estonia's Soviet past. Your tour guide worked side by side with Christopher Nolan and his crew during the filming of Tenet’s explosive opening sequence. He’ll share his experiences as a background actor, show you some rare screen-used props, and tell you a few fun facts about this underrated movie. An absolute dream tour for Tenet fans and history lovers alike! Note: On the shorter version of the tour (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday), we’ll take the tram twice to travel between locations — just as the heroes did in Tenet. On the longer version (Wednesday and Sunday) we’ll also take the bus twice. These rides are short, and tickets are included in the tour price.

Learn about the legends of Tallinn past as well as the ghost and ghouls that haunt its streets on a 2-hour walking tour of Old Town. Wonder its cobbled streets at night, hearing tales of centuries-old figures who supposedly still exist in the evening shadows. Visit places like the old wall and towers that once protected the city and St. Catherine's Passage, a medieval street with large tombstones decorating its walls.

Walk along Tallinn’s seafront, from Noblessner to the Cruise Terminal, tracing its long, complicated relationship with the water. Once a military-industrial frontier, closed off and controlled, today it is a city rediscovering its shoreline. Pass Patarei Sea Fortress, first built to defend the empire, later used to imprison its own people. Stand atop Linnahall, a Soviet monument to ambition—grand, imposing, and now fading into memory. Moving along the shore, see how the city is opening itself to the sea once more, replacing old barriers with promenades, harbors, and open horizons. The waterfront is a place of shifting tides, not just of water, but of history. Walk through its past, its present, and the future taking shape before you.

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.

Make the most of your visit to Tallinn by exploring the Estonian capital with a private guide. This walking tour will take you through Tallinn’s Old Town, offering ample time to view landmarks including Toompea Hill and the Aleksander Nevski Cathedral while learning all about a unique and fascinating city.

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.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Embark on an enchanted journey through the heart of Tallinn this Christmas. You, the explorer, become the hero of your own festive tale. Stroll through the cobbled streets of history, from the majestic Toompea Castle to the lively Town Hall Square, adorned with the sparkle of the Christmas Market. At the main market, a complimentary Estonian gingerbread cookie, piparkook, awaits. Marvel at the architectural splendor of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Find tranquility in the hidden gardens of ancient royalty. With each step, immerse yourself further in this storybook setting. Witness the past and present merge in a celebration of culture, history, and holiday cheer. More than just a walk, this tour is your gateway to creating unforgettable memories in Estonia's winter wonderland.

Explore the enchanting city of Tallinn by foot and coach on an enriching 2.5-hour sightseeing tour. Climb aboard a luxurious coach and embark on a comprehensive sightseeing tour of the city’s most significant sights; cruise past Toompea Castle, Kadriog Park and the beautiful beaches of Pirita and then absorb the quaint charm of Tallinn Old Town alongside a knowledgeable guide on a leisurely walking tour. Visit Europe’s oldest apothecary and gaze at the colossal spire of Aleksander Nevsky Cathedral before bidding your guide and group farewell.

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.

Tallinn’s Old Town, with its picturesque church spires and winding medieval streets, offers a vivid glimpse of the Estonian capital’s long and rich history. This private walking tour will lead you through the UNESCO-listed historic center, showing you the highlights of the upper and lower towns, including the bustling Town Hall Square and the 13th-century Toompea Castle.

Travel back in time during this private 3-hour city tour of Tallinn’s historic sites. The first half of the tour will be by bus, and will cover Kadriorg Palace and Park, the UNESCO Heritage-listed Tallinn Song Festival Grounds and the ruins of the Pirita Convent. In the city’s old town you’ll embark on foot, visiting places like the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Russian Orthodox) and St. Mary’s Cathedral (Lutheran), among other stops. Discover Toompea Castle and the Estonian Parliament in Upper Town and visit the oldest operating pharmacy in the world in Lower Town. At the end of the tour your friendly guide will set you loose to explore on your own, offering suggestions for the top local attractions.

Join this captivating and harrowing tour through the winding streets of Tallinn's Old Town as you hear tales and legends of its haunted houses. Discover the dark side of Tallinn. If you believe in ghosts, then bring a friend. There is safety in numbers...

Embark on a private walking tour of the Estonian capital's delightful Old Town, an UNESCO World Heritage Site that looks straight out of a fairytale. Embark on a guided stroll through this historic medieval center, wandering cobbled streets and past Gothic-style structures, learning Tallinn's intriguing history as you go. Hear stories about the Old Town's fortified walls and how they served as a shelter during wartime, see Town Council Pharmacy―touted as Europe's oldest pharmacy in continuous operation―and marvel at the many red-tiled roofs that make a perfect picture op.

Tallinn’s Old Town is a cobbled maze that can be confusing to first-time visitors seeking out the sights. This private walking tour steps in: with a guide to ensure you view the must-sees and unravel their history. Explore the Upper Town (Toompea) to see its top attractions; and the Lower Town to admire its medieval houses, old apothecary, and Town Hall Square. A choice of time slots provides valuable flexibility.

Dog lovers will adore this opportunity to see the Estonian countryside on an excursion to a husky park outside Tallinn. During your visit with the furry pups in Kõrvemaa, you’ll learn about the history of this special breed and how huskies are used in dog sledding. You’ll then pair up with a husky for a hike, offering a unique animal encounter while you take in Estonia’s natural beauty.

Find out the different cultural and artistic characteristics that makes this city unique, and enjoy the buzzing community and city ambience! Whether you are visiting Tallin as a returning tourist who wants to get to know the city a bit better, or if this is your first time, this Experience is for you! While walking the streets of Tallin and looking at the amazing, unique street art, or getting to know more about the city’s galleries and museums, you will hear about street-art artists as well as contemporary artists and their close connection to Tallin. I will share with you the art and cultural world of my city, where you will see, hear, and experience how colorful and multifaceted Tallin is!

Join us as we walk through Tallinn's Old Town and draw parallels between Estonian and Jewish history, discuss Jewish heritage in Tallinn (as well as in Estonia and the region in general) from the medieval period up until the modern day. We will point out the buildings where prominent Jews lived, already during the middle ages, and what life was like for different peoples in Tallinn. Estonia's University of Tartu was the first university in Czarist Russia to allow Jewish students attendance; in 1927 during its first independence period, Estonia was the first country in Europe to grant its Jewish citizens full cultural autonomy; Estonia was one of the few East European nations in the 1920s and 1930s where anti-Semitic newspapers and magazines did not find any success. Jews often made a name for themselves on Tallinn, whether as bakers, craftsmen, teachers, lecturers, politicians, actors or politicians, they have left a large mark on Estonian history. Why not come and discover more?

We present to you Tales of Reval - a new way to experience Tallinn. Our job is not to fill your heads with names and numbers, but instead we want to make you proud of the fact that you have discovered Tallinn - the hidden pearl of the Baltic Sea! What makes Tales of Reval special is that we have combined traditional guiding with street performance and storytelling, thus creating a fully immersive experience into the history of Tallinn. This means that the people coming to our show will actually pay attention, and remember the place that they visited.