The Museum of Estonian Architecture offers the possibility to book architectural excursions to the various places in Tallinn! The tours introduce the daily environment as well as the military and industrial history of the city….
It is possible to book tours of the permanent exhibition as well as temporary exhibitions from the Museum of Estonian Architecture. “SPACE IN MOTION: A Century of Estonian Architecture” is the Museum of Estonian Architecture’s…
The history of Tallinn’s Old Town dates back more than 800 years. During this time, many extraordinary events have occurred in the city, and several have become legends. Why is there a crocodile hanging from…
This short sightseeing tour is perfect way to see outside the capital. It is a combination of beautiful sights, parks and top attractions. We will walk in Tallinn von Glehn park ruins – old palmhouse…
We will drive from Tallinn to Lääne-Harju parish with a guide. On the way, we will learn about the life and districts of Tallinn. After that we will get to know the jewels of Northern…
In the 19th century this area of Roheline Turg (Green Market) was used as fish, vegetable and flower markets. In 1893 the markets were ended and small greenery was established. In 1909 a chapel was…
The Klooga Concentration Camp was established in September of 1943 by German occupation authorities. It was a forced labour camp that was part of the Vaivara camp system in Estonia. On September 19 in 1944,…
Once a month, there is a unique opportunity to take part in guided tours of the Museum of Puppetry Arts, which take visitors on a journey through the history of the theatre and the secrets…
Cruise terminal rooftop promenadeThe 850-metre-long rooftop promenade next to the cruise terminal connects the port with the pedestrian and cycling path that runs along the former railway embankment along the seafront of Kalamaja. The promenade…
The Towers Square (Tornide väljak) is named after the towers of the city wall next to it; in addition, several church towers can be seen from here. In the Middle Ages, the place was named…
Rocca al Mare Promenade is 2.5 km long and joins Kakumäe with Stroomi beach. The promenade features a 400 m wooden pedestrian bridge.The coastal promenade is used by pedestrians, cyclists, and roller skaters who enjoy urban…
Pirita promenade starts from the centre of Tallinn, on the new Reidi tee, which leads past Kadriorg and the Song Festival Grounds and runs to Pirita Marina and Pirita beach. The sea views can be…
