Teletravel in Tallin

Visit to the city of Tallinn

Discover Tallinn's magnificent Old Town, where entire districts date back to the Middle Ages. You'll wander through its charming narrow streets and admire the beautiful merchant houses, representing the best of Gothic architecture. The tour includes Toompea Castle, the 13th-century Dome Church, the 19th-century Alexander Nevsky Russian Orthodox Cathedral, the 15th-century Town Hall Square, the Old Guildhall, and St. Olaf's Church. A portion of the tour will take you to the Tallinn suburbs, the grounds of the Song Festival, St. Bridget's Monastery, and the Pirita region.

Day trip – From Tallinn to Helsinki

Take a ferry to Helsinki, where you'll meet a local French-speaking guide for a half-day guided tour. You'll explore the historic center, including Senate Square, the Presidential Palace, City Hall, Parliament, Finlandia Hall, and the Opera House. You'll also visit the Sibelius Monument and, if possible, Temppeliaukio Church, known as the "church in the rock," an impressive architectural work by Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen. After an enriching day, return by ferry to Tallinn, with dinner served on board

Visit to the Kadriorg Museum

Visit Kadriorg Palace, built by Peter the Great in the 1720s for his wife Catherine I. This Baroque masterpiece houses the Museum of Foreign Art, with works from the 16th to the 20th centuries from Western Europe and Russia

Sightseeing tour of Kuressaare (Saaremaa island) – 2 hours

Saaremaa is one of Estonia's most popular tourist destinations. Archaeological discoveries indicate that the region has been inhabited for at least 5,000 years. At the beginning of the 20th century, the island had a population of approximately 60,000, of whom 4,000 lived in Kuressaare. This town was officially declared in 1563 by Duke Magnus, brother of the Danish King Frederick II.

The current town center of Kuressaare has been located in its present position since the first half of the 17th century. Previously, it was closer to the castle. The town center, with its small triangular squares, took shape at the end of the 17th century and, thanks to ongoing restoration, is now a true gem. Kuressaare is a small town, ideal for exploring on foot.

The most important site in Kuressaare is the Episcopal Castle. Among the medieval castles of the Baltic countries, it is the best preserved. Built at the end of the 14th century with hewn blocks of dolomite, the castle has a square shape with sides of 43 meters. This historical gem is a must-see for any visitor to Saaremaa

Visit to Telliskivi

Explore Telliskivi Creative City, an iconic district in North Tallinn where industrial buildings have been repurposed to house unique restaurants, art exhibitions, design and vintage shops, as well as alternative cultural events and performances. This bohemian spot, popular with locals and visitors alike, blends design, music, and art. Telliskivi is also an independent business hub housed in a former Soviet-era railway factory. The area, vibrant day and night, offers flea markets, popular bars, and family-friendly spaces.

Noblessner Visit

Once a submarine factory, Noblessner is now a modern and vibrant district with apartments, upscale restaurants, boutiques, and cultural venues. Situated on the edge of a charming harbor, Noblessner boasts a rich history dating back to 1912, when the factory was built to manufacture submarines for the Russian Navy. Today, the district is distinguished by its blend of historical and contemporary architecture. A beer tasting at the Pohjola Brewery and dinner at Tallinn's Fotografiska are also highly recommended.

Visit the Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum

Located just 8 km from the centre of Tallinn, the Estonian Open Air Museum, founded in 1957, invites you on a unique journey through time, in the heart of a superb wooded estate by the sea, in Rocca al Mare.

Spread across 79 hectares, discover an authentic collection of period Estonian buildings: traditional farmhouses, windmills and watermills, from different regions and eras. Here, folk festivals are celebrated in the purest tradition, and the warm atmosphere immerses you in Estonia of yesteryear.

Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum

Located 8 km from Tallinn city centre, this open-air museum showcases a unique collection of traditional Estonian buildings spread across 79 hectares of seaside landscape. Farmhouses, windmills, and watermills bear witness to the country's rural history. The museum also hosts folk festivals and horseback riding excursions

Day trip to Lahemaa National Park

Located 60 km from Tallinn, Lahemaa National Park offers 480 km² of coastal landscapes, fishing villages, and historic manor houses. Explore the Palmse and Sagadi estates, the fishing village of Altja, and enjoy a medieval dinner after this immersion in nature and history.

Day trip from Tallinn to Pärnu

Pärnu, a famous seaside resort and former Hanseatic city, offers a lively summer atmosphere with its beaches, festivals, and historic districts dating back to the 19th century. The city invites you to stroll through its parks and quiet streets before returning to Tallinn at the end of the day.

Day trip from Tallinn to Tartu

Tartu, Estonia's second largest city, lies on the banks of the Emajõgi River and is distinguished by its neoclassical architecture and its university founded in 1632. Discover its historic buildings, the Jaani Church and the ruins of Toome Hill Cathedral, as well as its charming wooden quarters.

Day trip from Tallinn to Haapsalu

Haapsalu, a small, tranquil town steeped in history, was once a favorite retreat of the Russian tsars. Explore its medieval castle, dating back to the 13th century, and learn about the legend of the "White Lady" who appears on full moon nights in August. This excursion offers an immersive experience in the Estonian countryside.