Architecture and history

Tales of Reval medieval experience tour in Tallinn

Tallinn is a city of stories, and Tales of Reval brings these stories to life in front of the audience. A journey through time to the medieval Old Town of Tallinn takes place through participatory…

Tallinn Private Old Town Walking Tour & Round-Trip Transfer

Take an entertaining look into the medieval Old Town on a guided tour with a private round-trip transfer. Leave no stone unturned on a comprehensive old town walking tour filled with architectural delights, spectacular views…

Victims of Communism Memorial

The Memorial to the Victims of Communism is dedicated to all those who suffered under the communist terror regime and were murdered, imprisoned, or deported between 1940 and 1991. The memorial has two parts: The…

Kernu Manor

Kernu Manor was built in the 19th century and is an outstanding example of high-classical architecture in Estonia. The enchantingly beautiful Kernu reservoir is in front of the manor, and behind is a park with…

Suurupi Lighthouse Front

The romantic lighthouse, located on the beautiful sandstone bank and shaped like a four-sided truncated pyramid with a slab roof, was completed in 1859. Together with the Suurupi stone lighthouse, the lighthouses form a target…

Guided walk through the Old Town of Tallinn

The tour takes the participants to the distant Middle Ages. The unique story of Estonia and Tallinn is introduced through colourful legends, exciting facts, myths, and mystical folklore. The tour starts in front of the…

Naissaar Lighthouse

The island of Naissaar has been the seamark for vessels traveling towards Tallinn over the Gulf of Finland for a long time. In 1788, the first wooden lighthouses were built in the northern and southern…

St. Catherine’s Church

The largest church in medieval Northern Europe and contemporary Tallinn, St. Catherine’s Church (Püha Katariina kirik) with its wonderful aura and acoustics has become a popular venue for concerts, plays, and exhibitions. The part used…

Loewenschede Tower

To defend Tallinn from our neighbours and Estonians yearning for their former freedom, a protective wall had to be built. The Loewenschede I tower, which was completed in 1373, had an outer diameter of 10.7…

Bastion of Peter the Great’s naval fortress, or Muula hills

Paldiski harbour was destined to become an important stronghold in the Russian defence system, and Czar Peter the Great designed the Dutch-type fortifications himself. The fortress with five bastions, located on Pakri peninsula, was cut…

Tallinn Running Tour

The Tallinn Running Tour is a new way of discovering the sights of Tallinn. Running at a slow speed, you can see all the main sights of Tallinn and burn calories at the same time —…

Linnahall

Tallinn’s Linnahall is an architectural gem with an exciting history. Linnahall was used for the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics. The building’s exterior is reminiscent of ancient Mayan pyramids and the old Swedish-era bastions surrounding Tallinn’s…