The capital of Estonia, Tallinn is located along the coast of the Baltic Sea. Its well-preserved old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is surrounded by a ring of 17th-century historic fortifications that were built to protect the city from invaders. Inside its walls are the upper town, where the regal castle and the cathedral are located, and the lower town, a maze of merchants’ houses, guilds, churches and public buildings. Some of the most notable landmarks include the Town Hall Square, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, St. Olaf’s Church and the Kumu Art Museum.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Tallinn Old Town Walk
Get to know one of the finest medieval Old Towns of Northern Europe on a two-mile walking tour with a local guide.
Leisurely Tallinn Old Town Walk
Get to know one of the finest medieval Old Towns of Northern Europe on a leisurely walking tour with a local guide.
Tallinn by Bicycle
Explore Tallinn on this invigorating two-wheeled excursion, with easy pedaling through its parks and open spaces.
Old Town Tallinn & Chocolate Workshop
Stroll through Tallin's Lower Town and discover the secrets of Chocolala's chocolatier during a workshop.
Estonian Open Air Museum & Tallinn Upper Town Walk
Join us for a gentle stroll through Tallinn’s narrow cobblestone lanes to a scenic viewpoint in the Upper Town.
The Pearls of Northern Estonia
See the highlights of Northern Estonia with a trip to a national park and Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed old town.
City Panorama & Tallinn Upper Town Walk
Experience both a panoramic driving tour and a walking tour of the Old Town on our excursion to Tallinn.
Keila-Joa Nature Trail and Piano Recital
Visit a serene park and hear the work of a world-renowned local composer in the Arvo Pärt Center's concert hall.
Viimsi Open Air Museum & Culinary Demonstration
Experience traditional Estonian farm life and learn local culinary methods for preparing and cooking fish.
Bohemian Kalamaja & Telliskivi Creative City
Explore Tallinn’s rejuvenation from its Soviet past to a revitalized city with an award-winning creative district.
Noblessner Quarter & Seaplane Museum
Visit an old fishing neighborhood and Seaplane Harbour, a maritime museum, to discover Tallinn’s seafaring heritage.
The Art Museums of Tallinn
Immerse yourself in Estonia's traditional and modern art scenes by exploring two of its museums.
