Tallinn Urban Adventures
Tallinn Urban Adventures will unlock the hidden wonders of Estonia’s capital during your visit. Take a Tallinn tour with us and discover that the cobble stoned streets of Tallinn’s world heritage listed old town are perfectly explored on a walking tour of Tallinn. And with an Urban Adventures guide you’ll learn about the fascinating history of a town that was fought over by great powers. You can also get a chance to explore wider Tallinn, to get off the tourist trail and explore some really fascinating parts of Tallinn most tourists miss.
And while you're in Europe, don't forget to check out our neighbouring Urban Adventures in Riga, Budapest, or Amsterdam!
Legends of Tallinn
EUR 15.00Wander through Tallinn’s Old Town, Hear legends now woven into the city’s history, Shop for unique souvenirs in a local market, See the onion domes of Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Soak up the artistic vibe on the streets of Kalamaja, Learn how St Olaf’s Church got its name.
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Soviet Tallinn
EUR 15.00Visit the infamous KGB Headquarters, Take in panoramic views from Linnahall, Stop by the only surviving hotel from the Soviet era, Take a trip out to the war memorial at Maarjamäe, Discover Soviet statues rarely seen, Get informed at the Museum of Occupations.
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Dark Nights Film Festival (PÖFF)
Place: Estonia - [ 17/11/2010 - 05/12/2010 ]
Long, dark nights are perfect for watching great films.
more events...A Singing Nation
It could be said that the Estonian nation was created, at least in part, through singing.
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The Tallinn Urban Adventures team is headed up by an Aussie expat and rounded out by a passionate, fun and knowledgeable group of locals. We feel this mix means we know a great deal about Tallinn, and that we also know how to explain the city to a visitor.
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9°CFeels like: 6°C
Light rain. Mostly cloudy. Cool.
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