Tours & tickets

Parliament of Estonia

NB! This is a combined tour: 2 hours by bus (or car in case of a small group) with stops to explore sights, and 2 hours of walking. The total walking distance is around 3 km. Explore fascinating sites from the XV-XVIII centuries in Tallinn and uncover the most intriguing stories from Estonia's history. Hear tales about Emperor Peter I and his creation of Kadriorg Park, why St. Bridget Monastery was never fully restored, and why the "Mermaid" monument resembles an angel. You'll encounter historical architecture in everyday use and might even glimpse our president or prime minister. During the walking tour, you'll learn how Tallinn was founded, its significance in medieval politics, why the Danes regularly gift us their flag, why our city limps on one leg, and many other stories that continue to shape our lives. No boring dates or obscure names—just captivating Tallinn Tales. This tour is split into two parts: the first 2 hours are a bus ride around the city with several stops, followed by a 2-hour walk through the medieval heart of Tallinn. Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. Tallinn's weather is unpredictable, so we often carry an umbrella and sunglasses.

Discover the highlights of Tallinn’s enchanting Old Town on this engaging walking tour with a local guide. Start your journey at the historic Town Hall Square, where you’ll hear quirky legends — including the story behind the famous weather vane — and visit the medieval Town Hall Pharmacy, home to one of Europe’s oldest continuously operating pharmacies and a surprising Estonian recipe. As you walk through winding streets, admire gothic churches and learn how the city walls once protected Tallinn from invaders. Climb Toompea Hill for panoramic views from the city’s best viewing platforms and see the Parliament of Estonia, housed in a pink baroque palace built on ancient fortifications. Stroll through the picturesque St. Catherine’s Passage and visit St. Catherine’s Guild, where traditional artisans create and sell handmade hats, ceramics, and glassware. End your tour at the Dominican Monastery, the city’s oldest surviving building, dating back to 1246. This tour is the perfect way to explore the stories, sights, and secrets of Tallinn’s medieval heart.

Unique walking tour with a lot of tales about medieval Tallinn - get to know the most interesting stories from our history. How the city of Tallinn came to be, what was its importance in medieval politics, why the Danes regularly give us their flag, and what legends still influence our lives here. No boring dates and unknown names, these are Tallinn Tales! Attention! This is the tour with around of 2 km of walking on feet. Prepare warm clothes, if you are arriving in winter - usually it's quite cold outside.

Toompea Castle: Travel back in time at Toompea Castle, a stronghold rich in history and significance. With origins tracing back to at least the 9th century, this impressive edifice has witnessed events ranging from Danish invasions to the establishment of Estonian independence. The Tall Hermann Tower, its most recognizable feature, stands as a proud emblem of the nation. Parliament of Estonia: Next, take a moment to appreciate the Riigikogu, the Parliament of Estonia, located within the historic castle walls. This unicameral assembly, consisting of 101 members, serves as the foundation of Estonia’s democratic system, and its historical importance makes it an essential stop on your visit. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral: Be enchanted by the splendor of Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, an exquisite example of Orthodox architecture. Featuring its impressive onion domes and elaborately decorated interior, this late 19th-century cathedral offers a visual and spiritual delight. St. Mary's Cathedral (Dome Church): Discover the Dome Church, an impressive fusion of Gothic and Baroque styles established by Danish knights. Its whitewashed exterior and soaring spire have stood as witnesses to centuries of Estonia’s religious heritage, making it a peaceful and historically rich destination on your travels. Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform: Get your camera ready! At the Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform, you'll enjoy panoramic views of Tallinn’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, with the Baltic Sea sparkling in the background. This is an ideal opportunity to capture the city's medieval beauty. Holy Spirit Church: Enter the captivating realm of the Holy Spirit Church, a 14th-century gem of Gothic design. Its octagonal tower and historic public clock, which has been keeping time for centuries, establish it as a distinctive landmark in Tallinn. Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats): Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Tallinn’s Town Hall Square, the city's historic center. Encircled by medieval buildings, with the 13th-century Gothic Town Hall as its centerpiece, this lively square has served as a bustling marketplace for more than a thousand years. St. Catherine's Passage: Stroll through the medieval St. Catherine's Passage, a concealed treasure nestled in the Old Town. Adorned with delightful artisan shops, this narrow pathway serves as a gateway to Tallinn’s artistic legacy and vibrant cultural history. Tallinn Old Town: Take advantage of two hours of free time to leisurely explore Tallinn’s Old Town. Get lost in its winding cobblestone streets, admire the Gothic and Baroque architecture, and indulge in local delicacies at quaint cafés and restaurants.

Explore awesome places built in XV-XVIII centuries in Tallinn - get to know the most interesting stories from history of Estonia. Enjoy tales about Peter I emperor and how he decided to build Kadriorg Park, why Saint Brigitta monastery wasn't fully restored, and why "Mermaid" monument looks like an angel. You will see a lot of historical architecture, which is still in everyday usage. May be you will be lucky enough to see our president or prime-minister! Attention! This tour is provided by car with our guide as the driver. Maximum capacity - 3 passengers. The trunk is not very big, so we cannot guarantee that your baggage or wheelchair will fit into it. Prepare warm clothes, if you are arriving in winter - usually it's quite cold outside, and you will leave the car for 15-30 minutes during the tour to walk around. This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate.