• Kiek in de Kök and Bastion Passages Museum - A well-preserved section of the city wall and the nearby execution house.
• Long Boot (Pikk Jalg) - Among the oldest streets in the Old Town.
• House of the Blackheads - A brotherhood of young merchants, known for imposing fines for mischief and drunkenness, among other activities.
• Long Street (Pikk tänav) - A medieval high street rich with stories.
• Tallinna Raekoja Plats - The heart of the city, where medieval festivities, jousting tournaments, announcements, markets, and punishments took place.

• Guiding service

• Lunch

Tallinn’s medieval wall is renowned as one of the most well-preserved fortifications in Northern Europe. This tour offers a walk along the wall, allowing participants to explore its stunning towers and the remnants of the 17th-century bastions.

Participants will gain insights into the sieges of medieval Tallinn, the Pope’s ban on crossbows, methods used to measure the distance between towers, and various aspects of medieval warfare.

Additionally, the tour includes visits to all the main attractions of Old Tallinn, with discussions on daily life during that era. Discover how people coped with heartbreak and drunkenness, the reasons behind journeymen’s travels, the punishments for gossiping women, and the consequences of minting counterfeit coins. A wealth of medieval curiosities awaits exploration. Welcome!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.