Tallinn Old Town Privéwandeling met inheemse Estse Gids

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Tallinn Old Town Privéwandeling met inheemse Estse Gids is een 2 u – 3 u privétour in Tallinn, Estland, aangeboden door Tallinn InSight. Reizigers geven het een 5,0 uit 5 op basis van 19 beoordelingen op Viator en Tripadvisor. Prijzen vanaf € 102,49 per persoon, en gratis annuleren is mogelijk. Inbegrepen: Free starting point anywhere in the Old Town, Entry fees to St Mary's Cathedral (Tue–Sun, 10–16).

Snelle feiten

Duur

2 u – 3 u

Groep

Privétour — alleen je eigen gezelschap

Talen

English

Ophalen

Ophalen bij hotel of verzamelen op het startpunt

Bevestiging

Directe bevestiging

Reizigers

1–15 per boeking · volwassene verplicht

Leeftijden

Kind 0–3 · Jongere 4–12 · Volwassene 13–100

Annuleren

Gratis annuleren (zie voorwaarden)

Opties & beschikbaarheid

• COMPREHENSIVE Old Town Tour

  vanaf € 42,86

  Duration: 3 hours Visit to St Mary’s Cathedral: The longer version of the tour includes paid entry to St Mary's Cathedral, adorned with 17th-century noblemen's Coats of Arms Pickup included

  Dagen:

  Elke dag

  Starttijden:

  09:00, 09:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30

  Beschikbaarheid bekijken →

• REGULAR Old Town Tour

  vanaf € 30,90

  Duration: 2 hours: The shorter version of our tour starts at the Tourist Information Centre in the Old Town and does not include private pickup. No entry: St Mary's Cathedral: Due to the time constraints, the shorter version of the tour does not include entry into St Mary's Cathedral. Start: Niguliste 2, Old Town: Your guide will meet you outside, in front of the entrance to the Tourist Information Centre in the Old Town.

  Dagen:

  Elke dag

  Starttijden:

  09:00, 09:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30

  Beschikbaarheid bekijken →

Tijden en prijzen komen uit de actuele planning van de aanbieder en worden bij het boeken bevestigd.

Overzicht

Programma

1. Stop 1

   Walk through the area hit hardest during the Soviet carpet bombing of Tallinn in March 1944. This partially rebuilt street still carries the scars of the most destructive night in the city’s history, when up to half the city was left homeless and a tenth of the medieval Old Town was destroyed.

2. Stop 2 · 10 min

   Stand in Tallinn’s main civic square and unpack its layered history, surprisingly dating back not only hundreds but thousands of years. Hear how a nation of one million fought Soviet Russia and won, standing before Estonia's national monument to independence.

3. Stop 3 · 5 min

   Walk along Tallinn’s medieval walls, towers, and fortifications, and hear how the city became one of the region’s most formidable medieval strongholds – never once conquered by force.

4. Stop 4 · 5 min

   Step into one of the Old Town's most atmospheric corners and hear the story behind the oldest flag in the world, still flying today.

5. Stop 5 · 10 min

   See Tallinn’s most controversial church: as politically loaded as it is imposing. A symbol of Russian imperial control, it has taken on new urgency since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, reawakening old conversations about empire, Russification, and identity.

6. Stop 6 · 5 min

   Take in the fortress that has been the seat of power in these lands since the 12th century, with Estonia's parliament still sitting inside its walls today.

7. Stop 7 · 10 min

   Enter the iconic St. Mary’s Cathedral to see walls covered with 17th-century coats of arms from Baltic-German noble families. It is one of the best places to really see and understand how religion, class, power, and memory were carved into the city over centuries.

8. Stop 8 · 10 min

   Look across medieval towers, church spires, Soviet-era layers, and modern high-rises from Tallinn's best panoramic viewpoint, where the city's entire layered history becomes visible in one sweep.

9. Stop 9

   Walk the old route between Toompea hill and the Lower Town, once two rival cities with separate laws, separate interests, and centuries of tensions between them.

10. Stop 10 · 10 min

    See the Great Guild Hall and the other nearby guild houses that still speak the language of medieval wealth and trade. We’ll discuss the Hanseatic League, merchant power, and how Tallinn became rich long before it became cute.

11. Stop 11 · 5 min

    See the church that has retained most of its medieval form, and discuss religion, language, class, and identity in the era after the Crusades, when the land had officially been converted to Christianity, but in practice, no one much cared about preaching to the ‘poor pagans’.

12. Stop 12

    Peek into Europe’s oldest continuously operating pharmacy — six centuries and counting in the very same building.

13. Stop 13 · 5 min

    Peek into one of the Old Town's most atmospheric medieval passages and see the remains of St. Catherine's Cathedral, once one of the largest in Northern Europe.

14. Stop 14

    End your tour at Europe's oldest continuously operating pharmacy, still in the same building after six centuries, and step inside for a small but brilliant window into the superstitious world of medieval medicine.

Ontmoetingspunt

Beoordelingen van reizigers

Goed om te weten

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Pet friendly
• Distance: 2.5–3 km walk through both Lower and Upper Old Town; port pickup adds an additional 1 km.

Annuleringsbeleid

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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