Private Walking tour in Tallinn, Estonia

The Old Town consists of two parts, the Lower Town and the Upper Town. After a walk in Lower Town we will head to Upper Town, going up along Short Leg Street. Here you will learn why people say that Tallinn is the town that limps. And what was the reason for discord between the two towns. Finally you will arrive in Upper Town - the town of noble knights, landlords and soldiers. Here you will discover two cathedrals, Russian Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Lutheran St Mary's Cathedral. Next to the cathedrals we'll find the castle which hosts the Parliament of Estonia and one castle towers named Tall Herman. Here you will enjoy a view of the city from one of the viewing platforms of Upper Town. After seeing Upper Town we'll go back to Lower Town along Short Leg Street and finish the walking tour on Town Hall Square.

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (optional free entrance) St Mary's Cathedral "Dome Church" (optional free entrance) Viewing platforms Short Leg and Long Leg Streets St Olaf's Church (Oleviste Church) and St Nicholas' Church (Niguliste Museum) from the outside Town Hall Square with Town Hall building (from the outside) Town Hall Pharmacy (optional free entrance, depending on the day)