You will take a ferry to Helsinki from Tallinn. After arriving Helsinki West Harbour, you will be greeted by our guide and start this sightseeing tour by tram!
Your guide will take you to the most highlighted spots by city tram and by walk, you will get an unique experience of local daily lives when sightseeing. You will visit the Olympic stadium, Sibelius Monument, and the top three famous churches in Finland, i.e., the Rock Church, Helsinki Cathedral, and Uspenskin Cathedral.
You will also walk through the beautiful Esplanadi Park, meet the little mermaid, Havis Amanda Statue, as well as visit the Old Market Hall and experience the cheerful atmosphere!
After the 3-hr guided tour, you will have free time to explore the city. And after your adventure, you will return to the West Harbour on your own, preparing for the departure to Tallinn. On the ferry returning to Tallinn, you can relax and enjoy the services on board. You will arrive in Tallinn at 21.30.
You will take a ferry to Helsinki from Tallinn Terminal D. Ferry check-in closes 30 mins prior to departure. Due the traffic peak hour in the morning, we suggest you get ready for the trip on time. Then you will enjoy 2-hr on the Baltic Sea heading to Helsinki
Your ferry will arrive Helsinki West Harbour at around 9.30. You will meet our guide there and begin this sightseeing tour by city tram!
Helsingin Olympiastadion just finished its renovation and re-opened to the public in 2020
You will visit the Sibelius Park to witness the inspirations and creativities of Sibelius, the Father of Finnish Music.
The entrance fee of the Rock Church is included in this tour. Enter this amazing space, hear the story of its construction, and take some photos!
Drop by at the little mermaid, i.e., the Amanda statue, and know more about her from stories told by your guide
Take a walk along this beautiful park locates in the most prosperous area of Helsinki
At this stop, you will visit this holy Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Helsinki
Enter this old market hall in Helsinki, taste some local food and pastries, and experience the Nordic daily lives!
Take a walk at Kauppatori, which means Market Square in Finnish, you will find lovely stuff for souvenirs and delicious local foods served by venders!
As the Central Station of the capital of Finland, it is the busiest station and provides services to approximately 400,000 people each day.
You will enjoy own free time exploring this Finnish capital a bit more further. With the stories and facts shared by your guide, you might already have some ideas and plans in mind for this adventure!
Your guide will agree with you regarding the meeting time and location for the return to West Harbour.
After your free adventure moments, it's time to return.
It is important to arrive the Helsinki West Harbour at least 1-2 hr prior to your departure time. Please check your ticket information carefully about the boarding time. On your way back to Tallinn, you will have some restful moments on the ferry.
See you next time!
Tyynenmerenkatu 14, 00180 Helsinki, Finland
Meeting points
- We will meet you up at Helsinki West Harbour at around 9.30 pm.
- Your guide with a sign of our logo. If you have difficulty finding our guide, please contact us by phone.
- Very important: Bring your passport with you!
- Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund.
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