Top Estonia Bus Tours

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.

The biggest private collection of military antiques, time range from the Vikings - first Chechenian wars

With its rich history and stunning medieval architecture, Tallinn is a city that rewards exploration. This half-day private sightseeing tour offers a chance to delve into the Estonian capital with a guide, visiting its essential landmarks while learning the stories behind the sites. From the UNESCO-listed Old Town to the districts of Kadriorg and Pirita, you’ll receive a thorough introduction to Tallinn.

This is the express tour of the modern city to fall in love at once! We will cover all the must-see sights in the modern city and a bit more. Tallinn is not only the capital of Estonia but also the former Cultural, Green, and Sport capital of Europe. It reflects all the trends of history and nature preservation! It attracts us with the old-school colorful wooden and hipster areas, tzar parks, romantic marine promenades, and modern harbor complexes. While driving, you will be amazed at the unforgettable synergy of the different districts and cultures living in them, you will know what makes our city urban and attractive for all of us to live in. We will cover city parks, Tzar Palace Kadriorg and the modern KUMU museum in front of it, Song Festival ground as the symbol of national identity, the Hipster area Telliskivi rich in comprehensive street art, Kalamaja wooden house district of bohemian charm, Modern harbor complex Noblessner, and its sauna promenade.

On the Soviet Estonia tour we see the legacy of Soviet occupation in Tallinn and its surroundings. The tour reveals all the Soviet secrets there were behind the former Iron Curtain. On the tour we take a spectacular drive along Tallinn’s coast to get a feel for the area’s natural beauty and fascinating maritime and soviet history! You’ll visit the Olympic Center built in Tallinn for the Moscow Olympics. You’ll hear how the yachting competitions were organised during soviet times.

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.

What could be more mysterious than a bog? Only an abandoned old manor. On this tour we will visit both the manor and the bog, as well as one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Estonia. Begin your tour with a visit to Viru Bog, one of Estonia’s most fascinating natural landscapes, shrouded in mystery and unique beauty. Learn about its plant and wildlife, listen to the silence, and admire the patterns of mosses and bog lakes from the observation tower. Next, step back in time at Kolga Manor, one of the largest and most historically important manor complexes in Estonia. Founded in the 13th century as the governing estate of a Cistercian monastery, it later belonged to the noble families of De la Gardie and von Stenbock. Now empty and dilapidated, the estate complex and its surroundings create an atmosphere of mystery and past. Learn about the estate's history and hear some ghost stories. Finally, visit Jagala Waterfall and enjoy scenic views of the cascading water.

See Tallinn highlights on your schedule during this private tour for up to 15 people. Meet a private guide at the Tallinn cruise port, then discover the city on a walking tour of the Tallinn Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The next stop is the district of Kadriorg, where you'll see the exterior of Kadriorg Palace, then get views of the ruined Convent of St. Bridget from Pirita Beach. This Tallinn shore excursion includes pickup and drop-off at the port, entrance fees, and refreshments.

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.

Leave Tallinn behind on a day trip to Prangli Island, known for its rugged coastlines and rural landscape. Arrive via ferry and set out on a guided tour aboard an open-bed truck, taking in the surrounding scenery and local attractions like a museum showcasing islander history. Savor lunch at a seaside restaurant, meander along an unspoiled beach and simply enjoy the slower pace and relaxed way of life.

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)

This is private guided tour to Helsinki from Tallinn. 2 hours guided sightseeing tour in Helsinki by walk and car, return Tallink ferry tickets and all local transfers to/from ferry in Helsinki and Tallinn are included in the price. Helsinki is a modern, pocket-sized European city known for design and high technology. Helsinki’s attractive and unique character comes from its proximity to the sea, as well as its location between the East and the West. 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 Helsinki Highlights.

Arvo Part is the most performed and recognizable of any contemporary composers. We invite you to visit the Arvo Part Centre and immerse yourself in the world of his unique music. You will learn about his life and creative process, admire building's unique design and ascend the tower for panoramic views. On the way to the center, we will stop at the coastal cliff of the Pakri Peninsula to see the highest lighthouse in Estonia and enjoy the breathtaking view of the sea. The route to the cliff passes through the town of Paldiski, a former Soviet submarine training centre containing two nuclear reactors now encased in concrete. Next, you will see the Keila waterfall, a stunning natural landmark surrounded by a park with paths and suspension bridges. You will enjoy the soothing sound of falling water and the relaxing atmosphere of the surrounding area. The recently restored Keila-Joa manor once belonged to the head of the secret police of the Russian Emperor Nicholas I.

Explore the rich tapestry of Tallinn's history on this immersive tour that highlights both the city's main attractions and its significant Jewish heritage. Begin with visits to the Tallinn Synagogue and the Jewish community, where you can engage with community members and learn about Jewish culture in Estonia. Experience a scenic drive that includes Kadriorg Park and the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, followed by a leisurely walking tour featuring Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Medieval City Wall. Enjoy a cozy coffee break before concluding at Town Hall Square, where you can further explore the Old Town at your leisure. - Discover Tallinn's Jewish heritage with visits to the synagogue and community - Scenic bus tour covering Kadriorg Park and the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds - Walking tour includes Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and medieval sites - Enjoy a coffee break in a local café and time for personal exploration

Welcome aboard, cruise passengers, to your immersive Tallinn shore excursion! This 5-hour adventure elegantly weaves together historical exploration, relaxation, and cultural engagement, crafted to deliver a thorough and enriching Tallinn experience. Achieve the perfect balance between guided insights and independent discovery. Venture into the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site lauded as one of the most exceptionally conserved medieval towns in Europe. Let the cobbled paths and slender lanes guide you as your expert guide brings to life the city's rich tapestry of history through captivating stories and legends. Marvel at the stunning confluence of Gothic spires and Baroque palaces, and witness the striking contrast between the prosperous Upper Town and the charmingly simple Lower Town. After your enlightening journey through Tallinn's historic heart, enjoy two hours of free exploration. This is your chance to dive deeper into the Old Town on your terms.

Make the most of your time in Tallinn on this shore excursion with a guide. Depart from the port in a shared minibus and make your way to the city center. Stroll through the Old Town with your guide and learn about Tallinn’s history. After your guided tour, enjoy time to explore the city independently.

Tallinn is one of the European towns, that proudly holds a lot of history. This tour will tell you all about the Jewish community of Tallinn. Visit the local Synagogue, as well as all main sights of the Estonian capital, with Kadriorg & Pirita among them.

During this relaxed private tour you will see the best of Tallinn Old Town but also main highlights from suburbs. Tasty light lunch and some free time is also included in the tour.

This full-day private tour of Tallinn offers an essential introduction to the Estonian capital along with its history and culture. You’ll explore the medieval squares and churches of Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, admire Tsar Peter the Great’s palace in Kadriorg Park, and view modern landmarks including Tallinn's Soviet-era TV Tower. The tour also includes a visit to the seaside village of Viimsi for an introduction to Estonian folklife.

Discover picturesque Helsinki, Finland's capital, on a small-group day trip by ferry. After hotel pickup in Tallinn, cruise across the Gulf of Finland by comfortable ferry. Then, set off on an afternoon tour of this lovely city on foot and air-conditioned transport. View top Helsinki sights, including Uspenski Cathedral, Senate Square, Sibelius Monument, and the Rock Church, as you hear about the city’s history and culture. Afterward, (depending on timings), enjoy time at leisure before your return ferry trip.

Join us on a tour where we introduce you to Tallinn's and Estonia's past and present. We will walk along the medieval streets of the Old Town, the pathways of Kadriorg park and see the spectacular views of the Song Festival Grounds. Tallinn and Estonia have long been at the meeting point of two very different worlds. Since the viking age and through the medieval era this location has served as a vital trade route between east and west. For centuries it was seen by many as the very edge of civilisation. From German crusaders to Russian czars and communist occupation, Estonia has never forgotten its culture, language or identity. Come and find out what makes this country unique. How a once thriving center of trade fell by the wayside; how a land held by foreigners for centuries won its War of Independence; and how a small occupied nation defied the Soviet Union to not only restore its own freedom and destiny but also become the Silicon Valley of Europe. This is the story of Estonia.

If you're traveling one way from Tallinn to Riga, we offer a scenic and culturally rich route with memorable stops along the way. First enjoy a relaxing seaside break where you can enjoy a walk along the beautiful Pärnu Beach and after visit the charming Old Town of Pärnu, Estonia’s beloved summer capital. Later explore the legendary Turaida Castle in The Turaida Museum Reserve—one of Latvia’s most picturesque and historic regions. This transfer is more than just transportation—it's a cultural experience ideal for curious travelers, couples, and families who want to see more of the Baltics. The journey typically takes around 7–8 hours. Your professional driver will ensure a smooth and comfortable ride, with planned WC and coffee breaks, and can recommend excellent local spots for lunch. You’ll be picked up directly from your accommodation in Tallinn and dropped off at your accommodation in Riga. Along the way, enjoy complimentary still water and the comfort of a unhurried journey.

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?

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.