City Tour

This engaging tour is your ticket to the rich world of Estonian arts and handicrafts. Along the way you’ll be able to buy items directly from the artists, or simply watch the masters at work. You’ll visit the Katariina Guild, a collection of several workshops lined up along one picturesque lane. Here artists create jewellery, patchwork, ceramics, stained glass, glassware and hats. After the tour you’ll be offered a fine lunch or dinner at a local restaurant.

These audio-guided, double-decker bus tours are the perfect way to explore Tallinn in all its historic glory. Tallinn City Tour offers three different tour routes, with narration available in 10 languages. As you make your way along your route you'll hear what's worth visiting at the next stop and why. You can jump off at any stop you're interested in and, using the same ticket, catch the next bus to continue your tour. All lines depart from Viru Square in the heart of the city centre. Have a pleasant trip!

Taking a tour of Tallinn on a private tram is a fantastic and unforgettable way to get familiar with the city. The tour takes you from the beautiful, romantic Kadriorg Park area through the modern city centre, then into the Soviet-style suburbs – a region you'd never get to see on a typical sightseeing excursion. To make the tour even more enjoyable, snacks and beverages are served on board.  

Discover Tallinn's Old Town in an exciting and unusual way. With the help of a local guide, you'll explore the underground tunnels that skirt the edge of Toompea hill. Built in the 1630s, they have served as hidden passages for soldiers, store rooms, air-raid shelters and shelters for homeless people. After the underground tour it's time to climb the stairs to the Medieval town wall and get a look inside a couple defensive towers. The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and ends with a tasting of sweet almonds and the local liqueur.

'Music Through the Centuries' is a theatrical sightseeing tour where participants learn about Tallinn through music. By meeting different musicians in the city's various historic venues, the guests are provided with an excellent overview of what life in Tallinn and Estonia was like in times past.