Tallinn, Estonia Port Reviews

Lots of cobblestones, but easy to walk around and a very fun port!

We went on a tour that we enjoyed very much. We road out to the country side first. We enjoyed a visit to a farm where they made us a nice lunch and shared with us their local champagne and history. Then we visited an estate that had been turned into a school and now is an very interesting view into the past. We learned about the people and their way of life which I find very impactful. Later we went back into the city and visited several historical buildings and were brought to some very beautiful outlooks for pictures. I was surprised that this was such an interesting place to visit.

There is a 14th century pub where the staff dress up in old clothes and serve you in old glasses. The inside of the pub is like a trip back in time. Also the toilet was like something they would have used during that time too. excellent.

Throwback to a different time! Lovely old town.

Town was quiet in the morning. Enjoyed chai and pastry at Maiasmokk cafe. Purchased marzipan, amber jewelry, and heavy sweater. Walked to KGB prison cells, Town Hall Square, The Three Sisters, St. Catherine's Passage (Katarina Kaik), Viru Gate, St. Olaf Church, and had local beer on Pikk St.. City was crowded with cruise tours later in the day.

Did another walking tour very similar to Tallinn. Both were beautiful with a lot of history.

This is a good place to visit if you have not been here before. Next time, we will look for excursion outside the old town.

Very good.

The low rating is based on the fact that it rained the entire time on the tour.

A favorite! Excellent guided bus/walking tour.