Tallinn, Medieval Walking Tour

Explore the UNESCO Old Town of Tallinn for a 3-hour guided walking tour, where visitors can witness and photograph the city's most prominent landmarks from elevated viewpoints.

Navigate through the quaint Gothic dwellings, winding cobblestone streets, and robust fortress walls, traversing the Old Town of Tallinn. Comprising Lower Town, home to artisans and merchants, and Upper Town, inhabited by viceroys and nobles, this historical district showcases Tallinn's illustrious past. Delve into its rich tapestry, learning how the city thrived through the centuries by drawing upon foreign invasions and defending itself against them. Discover the nickname "Town of Pepper and Salt," rooted in Estonian-Estonian-Germanic communication and the significance of these spices within the region. Wander through the cobbled streets, immersing yourself in the captivating tales and legends that have shaped Tallinn's storied past.

Explore the medieval architecture spanning from the 14th to the 15th century, including the oldest town hall and pharmacy in Europe, and St. Olaf Church, which has stood tall throughout the ages. For those inclined towards craftsmanship, venture into the former Dominican monastery quarters transformed into workshops for stained-glass blowers, chocolatiers, artists, doll-makers, and weavers. Ascend to Upper Town, a hub of German Crusaders who later became noblemen, viceroys, and bishops. Marvel at the grandest Orthodox church in Estonia before admiring the oldest one.

Not far from Toompea Castle, the seat of the Parliament, experience the panoramic views from the viewing platform. Conclude your journey at Town Hall Square, ready to indulge in traditional Estonian cuisine and artisanal products while discovering the perfect spots for families and children. Lastly, embark on a guided tour through the various museums, ensuring you uncover the hidden gems of Tallinn's cultural heritage.