Tallinn’s medieval wall is considered one of the best-preserved fortifications in Northern Europe.
On this tour, we will walk along the wall and explore its beautiful towers and the remains of the bastions built in the 17th century.
You will learn about sieges in medieval Tallinn, why crossbows were banned by the Pope, how people measured the distance between towers, and much more about medieval warfare.
Along the way, we will also see all the main highlights of Old Tallinn and discuss daily life in those times. How did people deal with heartbreak and drunkenness? Why were journeymen obliged to travel? Where and how were gossiping women punished, and what was the penalty for minting fake coins?
Plenty of medieval curiosities await to be discovered. Welcome!
The guide will be awaiting you by the Town Hall main entrance holding Old Town map as a sign.
The preserved part of city wall and execution's house nearby
One of the oldest street in Old Town...
Young merchants brotherhood. Fines for mischeaf and drunkeness and much more
Medieval High street with plenty of stories to tell
The Heart of the city... The place where all kind of festivities, jousting tournaments, announcements, market &, for sure, punishments took place in medieval times...
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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