• Tallinn City Hall - Located in the heart of Old Town at Raekoja plats, Tallinn City Hall is a historic site where courts were held and city-wide decisions were made. Remarkably, only two executions took place here throughout history. Begin exploring Tallinn’s stories at this central meeting point.
• Rataskaevu Street - Known for the Cat’s Well, this street features a unique medieval wheel well. Listen closely for the whispers of the legendary evil water spirits said to reside there.
• St. Nicholas’ Orthodox Church - Built in the 13th century, this is one of the oldest churches and was a central meeting place for Tallinn’s citizens. Note: Entry tickets are not included in the tour price, and visiting is optional.
• Luhike Jalg - This is the shortest and most unique pedestrian-only route to the Upper Town.
• Danish King’s Garden - Unlike any other garden, discover its connection to the Danish flag and learn about the celebrations held here every 15th of June.
• Parliament of Estonia - Although not medieval, this building is crucial for Estonia as it is where the parliament makes national decisions.
• Alexander Nevsky Cathedral - A beautifully constructed and richly adorned Russian Orthodox church, built mainly for political reasons. It houses Tallinn’s largest bell, weighing around 15 tonnes. If fortunate, visitors may hear it ring.
• St Mary’s Cathedral - While simple in appearance, it is rich in history. Visitors can find the gravestone of a Swedish king’s daughter here. Note: Entry tickets are not included in the tour price, and visiting is optional.
• Patkuli Viewing Platform - Offers the most stunning view of Tallinn, perfect for photography and storytelling.
• Viewing Point Kohtuotsa - Located on the northern side of Toompea hill, this spot offers views of Tallinn’s red roofs and modern areas in any weather. A visit is recommended in both winter and summer.
• Long Boot (Pikk Jalg) - The longest route to the Upper Town, primarily used by horse-drawn transport, offers an immersive historical experience of Tallinn.
• Cafe Maiasmokk - The oldest operating cafe in Tallinn, its interior remains unchanged since the 19th century, offering a unique experience.
• Great Guild Hall - Imagine seeking trade approval in Tallinn 600 years ago; the Great Guild Hall was the first stop.
• Town Hall Pharmacy - The oldest continuously operating pharmacy in Europe, located in the same premises since the 15th century.

• Inclusion of local taxes

• anding and/or facility fees
• Entry/Admission - Dominican Monastery Claustrum (5 EUR)
• Entry/Admission - Tallinn City Hall (5 EUR)
• Entry/Admission - St Mary’s Cathedral (5 EUR)

Engaging stroll around historical Tallinn offering a plethora of narratives from its medieval times. Learn about Tallinn’s origins, its significance in medieval political disputes, the reason behind Denmark’s customary flag donation, and the myths that have deeply left an imprint on the residents’ present life. There are no tedious timelines or obscure names – this is all about the Story of Tallinn!

• 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.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.