Excursions and guided tours

The western part of the cliffs and beaches: the north-west corner of Estonia is admired for it's attractive clint escarpment and its beaches. Visitors who are also interested in Estonia’s military heritage might also want to discover the ruins of the great naval fortress built by Peter the Great....

Viking Village gives you a warm welcome! Enjoy the authentic countryside! Once upon a time, there was a man with a deep interest in the life of Vikings, and he wanted to share his ideas with others. Located on an ancient mysterious spot on the lovely banks of the River Pirita, Viking Village was...

The area near Pärnu and Haapsalu highways is the neighbour of Lääne County. The manors here are called Ruila, Riisipere, Kernu and together with Laitse Castle they are all well worth a visit. The locals love horseback riding and driving rally cars (Momu Museum and Laitse Rallypark). Hikers are...

The most western area of Harju County extends up until the picturesque Pakri cliff and Pakri islands, including the former military town of Paldiski, the mysterious monastery of Padise and Padise manor house. One of the most visited and exciting places in this area is Rummu limestone quarry and its...

The area around the towns of Saku and Saue (Saku is located 15 km along the Männiku Road and Saue is located 20 km along the Pärnu Road) forms a popular residential district just beyond Tallinn’s city limits. If you want to find out what life’s like for the average Estonian, it’s worth jumping in a...

The first cider in Estonia was registered in May 2015. Cider was not made in Estonia before that and therefore, the apple orchards are young and the cider-making technologies are still being discovered. In Estonia, cider is mainly made from eating apples (Talvenauding, Koit, Antonovka, Kuldrenett...

The Lahemaa National Park is renowned for its diversity. Home to some of Estonia's most beautiful manors, unique and legendary fishing villages, some of the most pristine natural landscapes of ancient forests, giant boulders and bogs filled with abundant animal life, Lahemaa National Park allows...

If you want to spend some lovely time outside the capital, you are invited to learn about the history of the largest brewery in the Baltic region, its modern operation and tastes, enjoy the beautiful interior of Saku Manor and the creations of the workshop, learn the secrets of the old Metsanurme...

Discover Paldiski – one of the most important military bases of the Russian Empire as well as the Soviet Union. Come and see how the city, where the largest nuclear-submarine training centre of the Soviet Union was located, has changed over time. We will also stop at the so-called ’Land of the...

Naissaar is the largest (18 km2) forest-covered island in northern Estonia in the Gulf of Finland, 10 km north of Tallinn. Over the last 300 years, different governments have built forts on the eastern and western side of the island of Naissaar and the inhabitants of the fishing villages have had...

During the tour, we will visit one of the longest underground rivers in Estonia and a karst area in Kostivere, which is the largest in Estonia. A touch of history is added by the mystical Saha chapel and the oldest stone barrows located at Rebala museum. We will also stop by Jägala waterfall, which...

This tour introduces the heritage of the Soviet era in Tallinn and Viimsi. You will visit former border zones and the ruins of Viimsi missile base. In addition, you stop by the Song Festival Grounds and talk about the Singing Revolution, as well as by the constructions erected in Pirita for the...

The tour runs along the 11-kilometre Neeme Road (Ruu–Ihasalu highway). We will hike on nature trails for quite some time. Participants can explore the local natural, historical, and heritage cultural attractions. We will also admire nautiloids that are hundreds of millions of years old, the Jägala...

Jõelähtme region is located in the immediate vicinity of Tallinn, 20 minutes from the centre you can already reach the Jägala Waterfall. The area is ideal for a day trip from Tallinn. The area is rich in archaeological and historical attractions as well as various natural objects. The most...

The area is about 30–45 minutes from Tallinn (Tallinn–Narva Highway) and includes two peninsulas: Juminda and Pärispea. Here, on the border of Lahemaa, you can see a combination of military history and coastal culture, hiking trails, beautiful forests, waterfalls, bogs, and habitats of ancient...

Kolga Manor is the oldest manor in Estonia that has remained in the same place. During its glory days, its size was that of a small principality. The large park includes ponds with springs. The complex is privately owned and some of the buildings are being used. The guide will show you the rooms...

Just one of Estonia's many islands, Prangli is Tallinn's closest inhabited island. With unparalleled natural scenery and lovely sandy beaches, it has a maritime culture that dates back to the 13th century. Possible to visit as a day trip excursion, the trip to Prangli island...

People say that Viimsi is the home of the coastal folk. Just 15 km from the centre of Tallinn, the peninsula is a combination of modern solutions and ancient coastal culture. The most famous attractions are the Museum of Coastal Folk and the lovely seaside Viimsi Open Air Museum. The recommended...

The virtual tour guide is a kit working with the Google Maps application, which introduces the attractions of Prangli. The kit is perfect for active people who want to discover the island independently. You can either walk on foot or ride a bike to explore. After the order, we will send the...

Naissaar is the largest forest-covered island in northern Estonia in the Gulf of Finland, 10 km north of Tallinn. Over the last 300 years, different powers have established forts on the eastern and western side of the island of Naissaar, and the inhabitants of the fishing villages have therefore...

Kõrvemaa is an attractive area for lovers of nature, hiking, and sports. It welcomes guests throughout the year. The area is rich in diverse natural communities, characterised by ‘hills’ or steep eskers from the melting of the continental glaciers, bogs, swamps, bog lakes, and beautiful forests....

Kose municipality has historically been on crossroads for travellers: it was here that ancient waterways, winter byways and wayfarers’ pathways intersected. The area is accessible from Tartu Road, turn off from the main road next to Viking Village (32 km from Tallinn), and you are in the area that...