Named Lonely Planet’s Best Value Destination of 2018, Tallinn, the capital and largest city of Estonia is an incredible mixture of old & new. Largely built between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries the city is now an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Affordable yet top-class eateries are tucked away on its meandering cobblestone streets. Also, worth discovering is the up-and-coming Kalamaja district, featuring a really bohemian ambiance & the Telliskivi Creative City. All of Tallinn’s neighborhoods, each with own personality, can be easily and quickly reached via foot or by pocket-friendly transport.

“We offer private Tallinn shore excursion which offers travelers the best chance to know the city from a local perspective. Our private tours are perhaps the best way to explore this old world city, learn its fascinating history and witness many of its renowned attractions such as Freedom Square, Viru Gate, St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and old City Wall. When you are traveling with a reputed tour operator like us chances are you will not miss even a single sight of attraction Tallinn has to offer. We can customize you Tallinn excursion as the way you would like it while keeping your budget in mind” said a spokesperson of Finland Local Guide.

Our aim is to offer you a chance to discover the in and out of Tallinn with an ideal combination of custom itineraries & expert local guides who know the city like the back of their hand. The time spent with us is henceforth more informative, efficient and enjoyable for you, your friends & family! Whether you want to explore the narrow cobble-stone streets, well-preserved buildings, merchant’s dwelling houses and ancient city wall, or quiet small courtyards and passageways we offer experiences to remember! You can find many exciting tours from our selection.

About the company:

Finland Local Guide is a Finland based tour service that has great experience in arranging private tours in and around Finland through its local tour guides. http://www.finlandlocalguide.com/tallinn-tours