Kau Manor was first mentioned in the Danish Valuation Book in 1241, when a medieval vassal fortress was built. The classicist appearance of the complex-shaped main building of the manor, which has survived to this…
Kõltsu Manor, which towers over the sand dunes of Laulasmaa, provides an extraordinary experience, which is almost impossible to find at any other Estonian manor.The history of Kõltsu Manor or Wellenhof dates back to the…
This lighthouse is situated on the north-western tip of the Pakri peninsula on a high slate bluff marking the water’s edge on a very important shipping lane along the northern coast. A similar structure has…
The most sacred aspect of the Church of the “Quick to Hearken” Icon of the Mother of God in Tallinn is the “Quick to Hearken” Icon of the Mother of God, which is said to work…
Kohtuotsa viewing platform is on the northern side of Toompea hill. It provides excellent views over the red roofs and towering spires of the Old Town as well as of the gleaming highrise buildings in…
The unique medieval tour is both educating and entertaining, giving you an insight into the medieval lifestyle and customs in Tallinn but also including many exciting legends: haunted streets, Tallinn’s own mummy, and Don Juan…
Enjoy a delightful stroll along the narrow cobblestone streets of the Old Town with its charming old buildings and ancient churches. Led by a local guide, you will hear about the everyday lives and customs…
Experience the best of both medieval and modern Tallinn in just a few hours. This tour starts with a relaxing drive through the beautiful city suburbs. You will visit the lovely Kadriorg baroque park, admire…
Explore the diverse architecture and atmosphere of both medieval and modern Tallinn. This tour will give you a good overview of the way of life in Tallinn from the 11th century to the present day….
The horseshoe-shaped Köismäe Tower is in the western part of the city wall, between the Plate and Loewenschede Towers, on the most exciting street running along the city wall. Constructed in 1360, the tower has…
‘Cromatico’ is square, made from concrete, with a lot of openings and different sized chambers. From the outside it resembles the keys of a piano, whilst not looking like that at all. It echoes and…
Müürivahe Street in Tallinn stretches from Rüütli Street to Bremeni Alley. It was originally a defensive path running along the city wall to the south and east of the Lower Town. Predominantly narrow, it is twice…
