• Kiek in de Kök and Bastion Passages Museum - The renowned, formidable cannon tower and a well-preserved section of the city wall.
• Danish King’s Garden - The origin of the Danish flag.
• Maiden Tower - Known for its ghost stories.
• Long Boot (Pikk Jalg) - One of the oldest streets in the Old Town.
• Pikk Hermann - The historic castle.
• Great Guild Hall - Stories of the Great Guild and merchant life.
• Tallinna Raekoja Plats - The heart of the city, once a site for festivities, jousting tournaments, markets, and medieval punishments.
• Katarina Gild - Features Dominican monastery ruins and a medieval café.
• Munkadetagune Tower - A surviving section of the city wall.
• Viru Gates - A symbol of Tallinn.

• Guiding service

• Lunch

This tour offers an exploration of Tallinn’s medieval city wall, its stunning towers, and the remnants of 17th-century bastions that encircle the Old Town.

As participants stroll along the wall, they will delve into historical warfare techniques and the lifestyle of earlier generations. They will learn how distances between towers were measured, why construction occurred only in the summer, and what materials masons used as adhesive. Additionally, the tour will cover the remedies for drunkenness, the punishments for gossipers, the reasons journeymen were required to travel, and the consequences of horse theft. A wealth of medieval curiosities awaits discovery.

Tallinn’s uniquely preserved fortifications are a must-see for anyone interested in European history.

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