Legends of Tallinn: A Walking Tour with a Local Guide

Dear traveller, let me introduce myself. My name is Kadi and I am very happy that you are planning on visiting Estonia. Who am I? My name is Kadi. I am an Estonian and I have been living in Tallinn since 2008 already. Originally I am from a small town of 8, 000 people located in the middle of Estonia. Yes indeed, I can call myself a small town girl. Thus, I also know what life is like outside Tallinn and how different it is from Tallinn. What makes my tours special? I have been a tour guide since 2016. Meeting people from different countries and sharing stories with them is my greatest passion. I will take you to places that mean a lot to me. I think that when you consider something special for yourself then it is easier to talk about it and share it. I always make sure that my tourists can ask questions and receive honest answers. In addition, I am very flexible so when there is something that you really want to see, we will make it happen. I give restaurant, cafe, shop, etc. recommendations. I only recommend places that I like. Why did I become a tour guide? I think that everybody should do what makes them happy and makes them feel good about themselves. As a tour guide I am proud to have the opportunity to teach about my country and people. Although giving tours can be sometimes tiring I truly enjoy my work. Fun facts about me I love languages, cooking and gardening. I have a degree (professional higher education) in accounting and a master's degree in translation. Through my interest and passion for guiding I met my husband who is also a tour guide. I have been told I look like Elsa from Frozen. I am certified to hold tours in the following locations: - Niguliste Church - Estonian Maritime Museum - Fat Margaret Tower - Estonian Maritime Museum - Seaplane Harbour - Tallinn TV Tower - Estonian Open Air Museum. Please note that I do not hold tours only in Tallinn but can offer tours in other locations as well. I cannot hold tours in museums where I do not have a certification (please see my Credentials). However, there are museums which do not require any certification.