This small group short sightseeing tour is a perfect way to see outside the capital. It is a combination of beautiful sights, parks and top attractions such as von Glehn park ruins, Padise monastery(including church) and Rummu submerged quarry(once a closed territory Soviet-era prison). On the tour, you will get to know more about these sights, hear about the Estonian way of life and culture from a local guide.
Our guide will meet you at the tour starting point.
Drive through Tallinn districts to reach von Glhen the first stopping point takes about 25 minutes. Followed by drive to Padise takes about an hour one way. On the way you will hear about the Estonian way of life.
Guided tour stop to visit the von Glehn park, beautiful old palm house ruins and see the beautiful castle. Small walk in the park.
We will drive by the Rummu Quarry and the closed Murru prison. There is a guided stop in the Quarry entrance to hear the stories. Ticket is included.
Stop to visit the Padise abbey and inside the beautiful church. Surrounding ruins of the manor park. It is located on the river banks and park has a beautiful small lake. We hear about the lives of the local Cistercians, Padise manor owners, local legends.
Transfer back to Tallinn. Drive takes about 1 hour. The tour ends back at the meeting point in Tallinn.
The guide will meet you at Kullasepa 4. It is in front of the Tallinn Tourism Information Centre building.
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The bus network is efficient and covers most of the city. Buses are a convenient way to get around.
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