Join us for a fascinating stroll around Old Town.
We'll explore a merchant's house, the old pharmacy, the knights and nobility area, churches, Town Hall, artisans' and merchants' guild halls, and even the executioner's house.
Learn who lived in the upper and lower towns, who paid fees to enter the city, the price of black pepper, why some young men were called Blackheads, and the meaning behind the medieval proverb "Town's air makes anyone free."
Don't miss out.
Tallinn Town Hall Square
- The oldest surviving Town Hall in Northern Europe & the Town Hall Square with a lot of stories to tell about
The connection between the Lower Town and the Upper Town
The Danish King Garden, Kiek in de Kök tower, executioner's house...
We will see Toompea castle, Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Cathedral, noblemen palaces and Dome church
Kohtuotsa viewing platform, Patkuli viewing platform
The ancient way back to the Lower Town
Cat's well and the Legend of Devil's wedding
History, stories and legends
The House of the Blackheads, St. Kanut's craftsmen guild, St. Olaf's craftsmen guild, The Great Guild, The Holy Spirit Church
One of the oldest and still operating pharmacy in Northern Europe
Guiding services
Food and snacks (1-20 euro)
Souvenirs (1-30 euro)