Duration
3:00 Hours
Activity Level
Low
Experience Details*
Marvel at Tallinn’s medieval beauty and connect with Estonia’s fascinating past on this accessible experience.
Relax and admire landmarks such as Hermann Tower as you drive into heart of the pretty Estonian capital and up Toompea Hill. In Palace Square, gaze up at the ‘onion’ domes of St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and photograph the baroque Toompea Castle – now home to Estoninan Parliament.
Explore the handsome Dome Church – the city’s oldest place of worship – and soak up arresting views across the red roofs of the Lower Old Town. Keen to pick up a souvenir? Browse the small shops that line the cobblestone streets.
On the outskirts of the city, Rocca al Mare offers an intriguing window into local life in the 18th and 19th centuries. The open-air museum boasts a village with a windmill, church and farms in a lovely rural setting. Here, you’ll have the chance to explore and find out about Estonia’s old days and enjoy a hot drink with a traditional pastry at the local inn.
At a glance*
Duration: Half day guided tour including refreshment
Activity: Low level of walking
Transport: By accessible vehicle
Why Book: To soak up the sights and get a feel for Estonian life through the ages
Itinerary*
Hermann Tower > Toompea Hill > Palace Square > Alexander Nevsky Cathedral > Toompea Castle > Dome Church > Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum (visit) >
What's included*
Local guide
Entrance into Open-air museum
Photo opportunities
Shopping opportunity
Refreshment
Essential information
Guests are advised when booking this experience 1 adult ticket will include 1 wheelchair accessible place and 1 companion seat. The vehicles used can accommodate a manual wheelchair with a maximum width of 60cm, a maximum length of 107cm, a maximum weight of 300kg (guest and wheelchair combined) and combined maximum height of 140cm. For guests own health and safety, regrettably mobility scooters cannot be accommodated on accessible vehicles. Should a guest require more than 1 companion seat, please see the on-board Shore Experience team for further availability. The path in the open-air museum is grass and gravel, but flat and wheelchair accessible.