We meet at Town Hall Square, the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town. After a short introduction and a few insights about Estonia and the square, we begin our walk. Admission to Tallinn Town Hall itself is not included in the tour price.

Walk along Rataskaevu Street and stop by the historic well, where you will learn about water supply and everyday life in medieval Tallinn.

Stop at St. Nicholas’ Church, one of the oldest in Tallinn, now functioning as a museum, and learn about its role in the city’s medieval life. NB: Please note that the entrance ticket to this church is paid separately and is not included in the tour price.

Walk up through Lühike Jalg, which translates as “Short Leg Street”, a historic passage connecting the Lower and Upper Town.

Visit the Danish King’s Garden and hear the story behind the Danish flag. The area is also known for its mysterious atmosphere and local legends.

Pass by the Estonian Parliament and learn about its role in modern Estonia.

Stop at Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the largest Orthodox church in Tallinn, and hear about its history and significance.

St Mary’s Cathedral Visit St Mary’s Cathedral, the oldest church in Tallinn, known for its noble history and unique interior. NB: Please note that the entrance ticket to this church is paid separately and is not included in the tour price.

Enjoy panoramic views over Tallinn from Patkuli viewing platform — a perfect photo stop.

Stop at Kohtuotsa viewpoint to see the famous red rooftops and skyline of Tallinn.

Walk along Pikk Jalg, the historic route connecting the Upper and Lower Town.

Pass by Maiasmokk, the oldest café in Tallinn, known for its traditional interior and long history.

Pass by the Great Guild Hall and learn about Tallinn’s merchant history.

Visit the Town Hall Pharmacy, one of the oldest continuously operating pharmacies in Europe.