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Step into the intriguing past of Estonia’s capital on a guided walking tour that reveals Tallinn’s hidden Soviet history. This immersive experience takes you through the city’s streets, where echoes of the Soviet era still linger in architecture and everyday spaces.
Your journey begins at Tallinn’s last Soviet-era market, where you’ll get a glimpse of local life that has endured through decades of change. As you stroll through the city, your guide will share stories of daily struggles and quiet resistance under Soviet rule, bringing the past to life.
You’ll visit remarkable sites such as the former Communist Party headquarters and a nostalgic café that still operates much as it did during Soviet times. The tour also includes a stop at the iconic Viru Hotel, once a hub for foreign visitors and a center of surveillance.
Explore the imposing Russian Culture Centre and the infamous former KGB Headquarters, each with its own fascinating stories. The experience culminates at the abandoned Linnahall, a monumental concert hall that stands as a striking relic of Soviet architecture.
This two-hour walking tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travelers eager to discover Tallinn’s lesser-known side. Tours are conducted in English and are suitable for all fitness levels. Secure your spot now to explore a side of Tallinn that most visitors never see.
