Discover Tallinn’s Old Town through the eyes of passionate local guides who bring the city’s stories, secrets, and legends to life. Unlike large, generic group tours, your experience is crafted for small groups to ensure a personal and interactive journey through the medieval streets.
This tour blends history, culture, and storytelling — from the world’s oldest working pharmacy to breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the city walls. Every stop is carefully selected to offer insight, charm, and authentic local flavor.
We focus on quality over quantity: smaller groups, premium guidance, and curated routes that reveal Tallinn’s hidden details many travelers miss. Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, this adventure offers a genuine connection to the spirit of Estonia’s capital.
Town Hall Square – The Beating Heart of the Old Town
Your journey begins in the historic Raekoja plats, Tallinn’s central square since the Middle Ages. Surrounded by pastel-colored merchant houses and the Gothic Town Hall, the square has long been the city’s social and commercial hub. Hear fascinating tales of guilds, merchants, and royal visits that shaped the city’s story.
Town Hall Pharmacy – The World’s Oldest Working Pharmacy
Step inside one of Europe’s hidden treasures — a pharmacy that has served customers since the 15th century. Discover its unique collection of medieval remedies, curious ingredients, and local legends of healing.
Dome Church (St. Mary’s Cathedral) – A Noble Heritage
Climb Toompea Hill and visit Tallinn’s oldest church, dating back to the 13th century. Admire its Gothic interiors, noble family coats of arms, and tranquil atmosphere. From the bell tower, enjoy spectacular views over the Old Town’s rooftops and the Baltic Sea.
Church of the Holy Spirit – Home to a Medieval Masterpiece
Discover one of Tallinn’s most charming churches, famous for housing one of Europe’s oldest surviving altars. Learn about the city’s Gothic artistry and the central role of faith in community life centuries ago.
Kalev Marzipan Factory – A Sweet Slice of History
Visit the Kalev Marzipan Museum and learn how this beloved delicacy became an Estonian tradition. See the intricate figures crafted by hand and taste marzipan made from a centuries-old recipe.
Rataskaevu Street – Legends in Stone
Stroll along the fairytale-like Rataskaevu Street, filled with stories of mysterious wells, ancient trades, and medieval life. Your guide will bring Tallinn’s legends to life as you pass charming courtyards and historic façades.
Admire this grand onion-domed cathedral, a striking symbol of Tallinn’s multicultural past. Hear about its construction during the Russian Empire and how it remains one of the city’s most photographed landmarks.
Climb to one of Tallinn’s most breathtaking viewpoints and take in panoramic views of the medieval rooftops, city walls, and harbor. It’s the perfect spot to appreciate Tallinn’s mix of history and beauty.
Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform – Picture-Perfect Moments
Capture unforgettable photos from another iconic viewpoint where church spires and red rooftops stretch to the horizon
Danish King’s Garden – Legends and Lore
Wander through this peaceful garden where, legend says, the Danish flag first appeared. Your guide will share stories of knights, monks, and mysterious medieval events.
St. Olaf’s Church – Once the Tallest in the World
End your adventure at St. Olaf’s Church, once the tallest building on Earth. Hear about Tallinn’s rise as a trading power and the craftsmanship behind its towering spire.
Your guide will be waiting under the clock in the Town Hall arcade on Town Hall Square, holding a bright Yovu Travel banner with our logo. Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts.
Tallinn is a charming city that beautifully blends medieval history with modern urban life. Known for its well-preserved Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Tallinn offers a unique mix of cobblestone streets, Gothic architecture, and vibrant tech culture. The city's strategic location on the Baltic Sea adds to its appeal as a gateway to Northern Europe.
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