Things to do in Tallinn

Tour Tallinn on an open-top bus as you enjoy the multi-lingual audio commentary on board. With your ticket you can hop on and off the bus as often as you like on a route specifically designed to show the main sights and attractions of the city.

Visit the heart of Tallinn with a knowledgeable local guide in a small group. Admire several highlights of the City including the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Freedom Square, and Tallinn Town Hall.

Enjoy the natural beauty of Lahemaa National Park's peninsulas, bays, forests, beaches, waterfalls and bogs on this tour from Tallinn.

Enjoy an easy day trip to Finland's capital Helsinki. It takes only 2 hours to get there and then you'll have up to 10 hours to explore the modern Scandinavian capital.

This Estonian food, drinks, and history tour will not just give you an opportunity to learn the fascinating history of the city, but also to get a vivid impression of this country through its food.

Get a welcome to Tallinn from a friendly and passionate local and discover the city like a resident. Learn the secrets about where to buy groceries, how to get around and much more.

Walk on the Edge at a height of 175 meters, from the 22nd floor of the Tallinn TV Tower. Spend 30 minutes walking along the edge of the roof.

This tour gives you an opportunity to see all the “must-see” highlights of the capital of Estonia and understand why the Old Town of Tallinn is in the UNESCO list as the best preserved Old Town in Northern Europe.

Use your Tallinn Card, an all-inclusive card offering you the most convenient way to visit the city, and explore top attractions, use public transport for free, and enjoy great offers and discounts.

Soar 120 meters above sea level and admire views of Tallinn’s iconic skyline and Lake Ülemiste with this ticket for the Skywheel of Tallinn. Ride in comfort in a climate-controlled gondola.

Enjoy the amazing 360-degree view from the tallest building in both Tallinn and in northern Europe!

What is Estonian cuisine - Nordic with a twist? Take a glimpse into its surprisingly vivid culinary scene during our Tallinn Food Tour. Enjoy 6 food & drink stops combined with personalised city tour.

Discover the colorful legends and beautiful streets of one of Northern Europe's best preserved medieval city centers.

Join a diverse tour combining beautiful nature and hiking along Estonia's coastline. Throughout your experience, discover alternative sights from both the Russian and Soviet eras of Estonia.

This city tour helps you to observe major Tallinn highlights and even more. On this tour, learn why Tallinn is considered a European Capital of Culture and discover why its Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This walking tour will take you through the charming cobbled streets of Tallinn's Old Town. Over the course of two hours, you will discover the city's rich history, architecture, and culture.

Taste the best Estonian craft beers. Tasting takes place in the very heart of the Old Town in a cozy cafe at the Town Hall square.

Explore one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval cities in Europe on a private walking tour of Tallinn. See Toompea Castle, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the trendy Kalamaja district.

Travel across the Baltic Sea from Stockholm to Tallinn or vice versa in a private sea-view cabin for up to 4 people and make the trip from one Nordic capital to another an unforgettable experience.

Discover the real Estonia on this tour that takes you off the beaten track.

Discover the delicious cuisine of Estonia, and see the sights at the same time, on this unique culinary tour of Tallinn by bicycle.

Embark on a 3-hour walking tour of the UNESCO Old Town of Tallinn and see all major sights and take pictures from viewing platforms.

Explore Tallinn in a fun and exciting way with a self-guided scavenger hunt and walking tour. Using your phone as your guide visit sites like Viru Gate where you'll solve location-based riddles.

Discover the worlds of Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh and Gustav Klimt in interactive exhibition "Monet2Klimt" and Kazimir Malevich, Wassily Kandinsky and Hilma af Klint in "The World of Abstract Art"