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Medieval Photography. Professional photo session. You will be dressed in realistic medieval period costumes and handle authentic period weapons and props. You will get big-size (8" x 12", A4) picture just after shooting. We accept groups up to 10 people. Duration about 1 - 1.5 hour. There is possibility to buy additionally all the photos in digital format for downloading.
Price: $47.81
Duration: 1-1 hours
Discover the delicious and unique flavors of Estonian cuisine in a hands-on cooking class guided by a local chef. Learn to prepare Estonia's favorite dishes with easy-to-follow techniques that you can recreate at home. While cooking, enjoy entertaining stories about Estonian food culture and traditions, making the experience both fun and educational. Perfect for food enthusiasts eager to explore a hidden culinary gem!
Price: $89.92
Duration: 3 hours
Being a private tour, it’s built around your interests. You will also get a video clip of your day as a thanks for visiting Estonia. You’ll have the freedom to decide on every part of your journey or just relax and enjoy one of the attractions along the way. We are going to explore Western-Estonia today during one of these day trips from Tallinn. The main draws for western Estonia are nature, the Paldiski area, Noarootsi Peninsula and the resort town of Haapsalu boasting some cute wooden architecture and oodles of summer concerts and outdoor terraces. There are many interesting cultural and nature-related sites to stop along the route. Like the calm and friendly small town of Haapsalu, Noarootsi peninsula with untouched nature and Scandinavian feel, limestone cliffs in Paldiski and a beautiful waterfall near Tallinn.
Price: $226.51
Duration: 7-9 hours
Explore Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town privately, at your pace, with an expert native Estonian guide who connects medieval merchants, rival towns, grand churches, wealthy guilds, foreign rulers, Soviet scars, and modern Estonia into one clear story. This is the classic medieval Old Town experience, but not a canned group tour. You’ll cover both Lower and Upper Old Town, from Town Hall Square and Toompea Hill to iconic medieval churches, panoramic viewpoints, city walls, and atmospheric corners that tie the city’s layers together. Private means private: no strangers, no raised umbrella, no memorized script. Just your group, your questions, and an attentive guide who listens, notices, and adapts the pace, depth, and emphasis to you. - Private 2- or 3-hour Old Town walking tour - Native Estonian guide with personal stories and local context - Highlights in Lower and Upper Old Town - 3-hour tour includes St Mary’s Cathedral entry - Archival visuals, rich storytelling, flexible pace
Price: $112.68
Duration: 2-3 hours
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.
Price: $341.47
Duration: 1 hours
Explore winterly Tallinn with an expert local guide. Learn a lot about Estonian history and culture. Explore seaside of Tallinn, Kadriorg Park and Palace, Song Festivals Grounds. Coffee stop will be made during the tour to warm up!
Price: $43.25
Duration: 3 hours
Discover the legendary Tallinn Old Town with a local guide! This unique guided walking tour takes you from Freedom Square to the Upper Town, where you can admire breathtaking views and discover some of Tallinn’s oldest and most prestigious sights. Your guide will share fascinating stories and legends about these landmarks, some of which date back nearly a thousand years. As you descend from Toompea Hill, the medieval cobblestone streets lead you to the very heart of the city – Town Hall Square, home to several record-breaking sights. During the walk, your guide will offer recommendations for local cafés and restaurants. You’ll also receive insider tips on handmade Estonian souvenirs and other places to explore in the city. Please note that this tour includes climbing some stairs and walking on uneven surfaces (cobblestones). It is not recommended to bring large items, such as suitcases, with you.
Price: $15.94
Duration: 1 hours
Go behind the Iron Curtain and explore Tallinn's Soviet and Cold War layers on a fully private 3–3.5-hour walking tour led by a native Estonian guide with personal links to the period. Occupation, propaganda, KGB surveillance, everyday absurdity, resistance, and the peaceful revolution that brought an empire to its knees — told from the inside, not from a textbook. You’ll see sites connected to WWII destruction, Soviet repression, KGB, banned Western culture, the Singing Revolution, and the final violent spasms of Soviet power before it collapsed. Dark history sits beside ordinary city life here, sometimes brutally, sometimes bizarrely. Private means private: no strangers, canned script, or rushed rhythm. Just your group, your questions, and a guide who listens and adapts the story to your pace and interests. - Private Soviet and Cold War walking tour - Native local guide with personal stories and rare archival visuals - Sites where the war and the occupation each left their mark
Price: $145.69
Duration: 3-3 hours
If your goals is to get an overview of Tallinn, its surroundings, coasts and top attractions, this tour is perfect for you. Start with discovering Tallinn’s jewel and main highlight – the Medieval Old Town. Together with colourful legends, we will introduce you to the gabled houses, churches and squares that developed here between the 13th and 15th centuries. The tour then continues to the leafy Kadriorg district. It is a park area that is home to amazing wooden villas, art museums and a baroque palace built for Russian Tsar Peter the Great. It continues onward to the Pirita beach area, where you will get a glimpse of the mysterious ruins of a 15th-century convent and the city’s soviet-era TV tower. After lunch break you will visit the Open Air Museum in Viimsi which is a complex of seaside-farmhouses over 150 years old, which is located in a picturesque coastal village. It is a relaxing location and the best place to admire the famous silhouette of Tallinn.
Price: $182.12
Duration: 5 hours
On this tour, you will see all the main highlights of Tallinn’s Old Town and learn more about daily life in the Middle Ages. We’ll explore merchants’ dwellings, a 15th-century pharmacy that’s still in operation, the medieval marketplace, the district of knights and nobility, churches, the Town Hall, artisans’ and merchants’ guild halls — and of course, the city wall and its towers. As we walk, you’ll find out: who lived in the Upper and Lower Towns, who was exempt from paying entrance fees to the city, how drunkenness was dealt with in medieval times, the cost of black pepper back then, why some young men were called "Blackheads", the meaning behind the medieval proverb “Town's air sets men free” — and much more! We invite you to explore Tallinn’s Old Town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a rare and authentic medieval atmosphere. Don’t miss it!
Price: $29.59
Duration: 1 hours
This is not just a water sport session — it’s the world’s first eFoil wellness experience. In Tallinn you can combine the thrill of flying above the water on the latest electric hydrofoil boards with the relaxation of a private sauna and jacuzzi afterward. Unlike standard rentals, the packages include everything: professional instructors, all equipment, photos and videos, and wellness facilities. You’ll leave not only with unforgettable memories of flight, but also fully recharged in body and mind. Perfect for couples, families, or groups, this is a complete retreat by the sea — adventure and relaxation in one.
Price: $226.51
Duration: 2 hours
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.
Price: $332.93
Duration: 3 hours
Welcome aboard, esteemed cruise passengers, to an unforgettable Tallinn shore excursion! Immerse yourself in a 5-hour journey thoughtfully crafted to combine historical exploration, cultural discovery, and relaxation, ensuring an experience that will leave a lasting impression. Step into the heart of Tallinn’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, a true medieval treasure and one of Europe’s best-preserved gems. Wander through charming cobblestone streets and winding alleyways as our expert guide brings Tallinn’s rich history to life with fascinating stories and legends. Marvel at the striking blend of Gothic spires and Baroque architecture, and witness the captivating contrast between the grandeur of the Upper Town and the charming simplicity of the Lower Town. This shore excursion strikes the perfect balance between guided insights and personal exploration, allowing you to connect deeply with this enchanting city.
Price: $45.53
Duration: 5 hours
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.
Price: $454.15
Duration: 8 hours
If you want to cover the two main attractions of Tallinn – its romantic Old Town as well as the nature and greenery outside the city; then this day trip from Tallinn is made especially for you. Start the day with a drive outside the city and have a hike in the nature to experience the vast open landscape and unique environment of Estonian bogs. Admire the contrast between the yellowish-golden bog plants and the bog pools that on a sunny day have a perfect reflection of the blue sky and clouds above. Enjoy the surrounding silence and take time out from the rest of the world for a while. Once you have filled your lungs with clean fresh air, get back to Tallinn where the morning rush has calmed down, leaving the streets more empty and easier to walk. Have a guided 1.5 hour Old Town sightseeing tour, covering all the main attractions, and learn about the history of Estonia. Explore the cobbled streets and colourful houses and enjoy the view over the red rooftops from the viewing platforms
Price: $158.21
Duration: 5 hours
Visit 2 Estonian islands in one unforgettable day without the stress of planning. Travel from Tallinn to Saaremaa by ferry and discover medieval history, authentic villages and unique natural sights. Looking for the best day trip from Tallinn? Discover Saaremaa, Estonia’s largest island, on a comfortable small group tour that combines nature, history, and authentic local culture. This full-day Saaremaa and Muhu island tour from Tallinn takes you beyond the typical tourist routes – across the sea, through traditional villages, and into one of the most beautiful towns in Estonia. What to expect Travel from Tallinn to the coast through Estonian countryside. Cross to the islands via the Virtsu–Kuivastu ferry (round-trip included). Visit the historic Koguva village – one of the best-preserved villages in Estonia. Explore Kuressaare, the capital of Saaremaa. Enter the iconic Kuressaare Castle (ticket included). Stop at the unique Kaali crater – a rare meteorite impact site.
Price: $215.12
Duration: 13 hours
I’m a local beer enthusiast and home brewer who secretly worked as a beer spy. I’ve been home brewing for over 5 years now, and have produced 200+ batches of beer. I’ve also tasted over 1500 different beers from all around the world. For the past few years I’ve been hosting beer tastings for friends, small teams and tour groups (up to 32 people). Join me for a fun and informative tasting session and get to know Estonian beer beyond the boring big-name brands. I’ll introduce you to a handpicked selection of light and dark beers from a range of Estonian craft breweries, and teach you about beer styles, beer history, and beer culture.
Price: $56.91
Duration: 2 hours
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...
Price: $221.95
Duration: 2-2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: EUR
- Languages: Estonian, Russian, English
- Climate: Temperate Continental
- Timezone: Europe/Tallinn
- Population: Approximately 450,000 people live in Tallinn.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from May to September for pleasant weather and events.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the European Union, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Estonia visa-free for short stays up to 90 days. Citizens of some countries may require a Schengen visa, as Estonia is part of the Schengen Area. There is no visa on arrival, but e-visa options are available for certain nationalities. Travelers should check specific requirements based on their nationality before visiting.
About Tallinn
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a captivating blend of medieval charm and modern vibrancy. Known for its remarkably preserved Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Tallinn offers visitors cobblestone streets, Gothic architecture, and historic city walls that transport you back in time. Beyond its medieval core, the city is a hub of innovation and culture, with trendy cafes, art galleries, and a lively tech scene. Its seaside location on the Baltic Sea provides scenic views and fresh seafood. Tallinn’s compact size makes it easy to explore on foot, while its rich history, from Hanseatic League roots to Soviet-era influences, offers a fascinating cultural tapestry. Visitors are drawn to its festivals, Christmas markets, and the warm hospitality of its people. Whether interested in history, design, or simply soaking in a unique atmosphere, Tallinn is a destination that combines old-world allure with contemporary energy.
Tallinn Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Estonia
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is from May to September for pleasant weather and events. Pack layered clothing due to variable weather and comfortable shoes for walking cobblestone streets. Respect local customs such as quietness in public transport and polite greetings. Tallinn is very safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, though having some euros in cash is useful for small purchases.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $220
Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
- Check tour cancellation and refund policies
- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Tallinn’s cuisine reflects traditional Estonian flavors with modern twists. Signature dishes include black rye bread, smoked fish, elk stew, and kama (a traditional grain mixture). Must-try items are marinated herring, blood sausage, and local cheeses. Dining customs emphasize fresh, seasonal ingredients. Noteworthy restaurants include Rataskaevu 16 for traditional fare and NOA for contemporary Baltic cuisine with seaside views.
Getting Around
Tallinn is accessible by air via Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport, with connections to major European cities. The city has an efficient public transport system including buses, trams, and trolleybuses. Tallinn offers free public transport for registered residents, but tourists can purchase affordable tickets. The compact city center is best explored on foot or by bike. Taxi services and ride-sharing apps are also available.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is from May to September for pleasant weather and events. Pack layered clothing due to variable weather and comfortable shoes for walking cobblestone streets. Respect local customs such as quietness in public transport and polite greetings. Tallinn is very safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, though having some euros in cash is useful for small purchases.
Culture & Customs
Estonians value privacy, punctuality, and modesty. Social interactions are polite but reserved at first. Important festivals include the Song and Dance Festival and Christmas markets. It is customary to remove shoes when entering homes. Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Respect for nature and historical sites is strong.
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