Guided tours and activities

Group going on a bus trip, a customized visit or guided walk? Estonia is full of things to do and fascinating sights. If you have seen Tallinn, go a little further. Nothing is far away in Estonia!

What interests your group? Below we present our most popular visitor destinations. Contact us for more details – our group sales will offer an excursion day with desired content, including entrance fees, buses and guides. The prices below apply to groups of at least 10 people.

Delicious treats in a fun way! Cooking has become an incredibly popular hobby in recent years, but have you ever had guidance from a master chef? Now you can, at Toiduakademia’s stunning facilities near the harbor. A team activity and a meal in one package — plus plenty of tips to take home for your own kitchen.

A day in the life of a scientist! Proto, located in the old submarine shipyard in the Noblessner area, makes strong use of virtual reality. Get the picture and test the technology's half-crazy fantasy machines in a surprisingly realistic environment. The exhibition focuses on great inventions of the early 20th century and the great advances in science such as submarines, aircraft, cars, electricity and photography. Plus shared experiences to enjoy together: VR dinners, team activities, and science theater.

A sister exhibition to the enormously popular photo art museum, Stockholm Fotografiska, opened 2019 in the trendy and rough Telliskivi in Tallinn. Exhibitions include photos form international photo artists as well as from up coming talents. Remember to enjoy the food of the zero waste restaurant which has great views over Tallinn. There is also a large terrace on the top floor.

You won’t find anything like this in Finland: an art museum where beginners can easily get inspired and enthusiasts fall in love again and again. PoCo offers pop art classics but always manages to surprise. Pop art is a symbiosis of irony, social critique, and playful imagination. Politicians and society constantly create new opportunities for protest and fun, serving as an endless source for pop art. Conveniently located in Rotermann, close to the harbor.

The Maarjamäe museum complex includes the Guild Hall in the Old Town — an impressive building conveniently located near the harbor. Upstairs, a smaller room features objects and videos that trace a timeline spanning thousands of years. There is also a hall crowned with cross vaults, once the center of secular power in Tallinn, now serving as an exhibition space. In the cellar, exhibitions shed light on the rich and multifaceted history of the guild hall and guild activities.

The Estonian Maritime Museum consists of two destinations, the Seaplane Harbour and the artillery tower Fat Margaret. The Aviation Museum is housed in seaplane hangars from the Tsar era and radiates maritime history. There you can explore many elements and means of transport, such as the legendary submarine Lembit. The artillery tower Fat Margaret is located in the Old Town. The renewed exhibition space is exciting and takes visitors into a world of shipbuilding and maritime trade. (Picture Paks Margareeta)

Are there any gourmets in your group? Usually there are quite a few of them. Choose a brewery as your destination. A visit to Põhjala Brewery in Noblessner showcases beer production and technological development. Artisan ciders, on the other hand, open up a whole new dimension of the cider world — and can be paired with dining in the Old Town. Kalev represents the finest of Estonian sweets, and in the workshop, sweet lovers get to work with delicious ingredients: chocolate or marzipan. Tasting sessions are easy to continue on board with various self-guided tasting themes — ask for more details.

Other programs include guided walking and bus tours in Tallinn, an interactive adventure game Action Track in the Old Town or Rotermann, and a crazy fun and quick meeting break called We Learn Estonian. Or take a peek behind the curtain at the opera house, and thrill-seekers can test modern karting near the harbor at Motorcity. These activities let you dive into Tallinn’s history or modern life in a fun and engaging way. Ask for more details for inspiration or book as is. You can also share your own ideas for the trip’s content.