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Step into the enchanting streets of Tallinn’s Old Town on a guided walking tour that brings Estonia’s medieval past to life. Wander through winding cobblestone lanes lined with gothic dwellings and formidable fortress walls, discovering the stories that shaped this UNESCO-listed city.
Your journey begins in the Lower Town, once home to artisans and merchants, where you’ll learn how Tallinn prospered as a bustling trading hub known as the 'town of pepper and salt.' Hear fascinating tales of how different communities, from local Germans to Catholic monks, once communicated and coexisted here.
Marvel at architectural treasures such as the 14th-century Town Hall, Europe’s oldest pharmacy, and the iconic St. Olaf Church, which once claimed the title of the world’s tallest building. Continue to the Upper Town, exploring the historic heart of German crusaders, noblemen, viceroys, and bishops.
Visit the striking Orthodox church and Toompea Castle, now home to Estonia’s Parliament, before reaching breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the city. Your knowledgeable guide will also share tips on local cuisine, shopping, and must-see museums, ensuring you make the most of your Tallinn experience.
This intimate two-hour tour accommodates small groups of up to 10 people and is available in English, German, Italian, or Russian. The excursion concludes at Town Hall Square or a location of your choice. Book now to secure your spot and uncover the secrets of Tallinn’s medieval charm!
