Estonia Family Tours 2025/2026

Estonia Travel Guide

Estonia Tours Things To Do

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  Explore Tallinn Town Hall

  Tallinn Town Hall is located right in the middle of the Old Town, right next to Town Hall Square. It's said to be one of the oldest town halls in all of Scandinavia, so it's worth visiting for that reason alone, truly! The Town Hall first opened in the early 15th century and is built in the Gothic style of architecture. Visitors are welcome to go inside and learn more about the history of Tallinn. For one of the city's best views, be sure to climb to the top of the Town Hall tower!

  You Should Know

  Be on the lookout for the benches inside the Town Hall, which are said to be the highlight of the building!  

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  See the Kadriorg Art Museum

  Kadriorg Art Museum is located inside the iconic Kadriorg Palace, a Baroque building that was initially built back in the 18th century for Catherine I of Russia. It was built under Peter the Great and is often referred to as "Catherine's Valley." While it was once a palace, this is now the best spot to see foreign art in all of Estonia. The architecture of the building and the fact that it's a palace is just a bonus. Be sure to grab a map when you first enter to get the most out of your experience and so you'll know where everything is.

  You Should Know

  The art museum is quite large, so plan on spending at least a half-day exploring the Kadriorg Art Museum.  

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  Visit St. Olaf’s Church

  St. Olaf's Church is a gorgeous church located right in the center of Tallinn. It dates back to the 12th century and is built in the Gothic style of architecture. It was dedicated to King Olaf II of Norway, which can be seen by its name. Similar to the Tallinn Town Hall, there is a church tower that you can climb here that will offer you amazing views of the city. When this church was first built, it was one of the city's tallest buildings, even though it might not be anymore!

  Best Time To Visit

  To avoid the crowds, visit earlier in the morning. This might make your climb up the church tower a bit easier!  

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  Learn at the Estonian Maritime Museum

  The Estonian Maritime Museum is a unique museum located right in Tallinn. It opened recently in 2012 but is inside a building that looks to be at least 100 years old. The museum is dedicated to showcasing the country's history with ships. Even if you aren't a big fan of learning about ships and maritime, this is an exciting museum to visit. There are many exhibits throughout the museum and many different artifacts that you'll learn about by walking through.

  You Should Know

  The museum isn't that large, so you won't need more than a few hours maximum to explore the full museum.  

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  Adventure through Lahemaa National Park

  Lahemaa National Park is located in the northern part of Estonia and isn't that far from the capital of Tallinn. It's right next to the Gulf of Finland, which can be seen from the park itself if you're looking for it! The park is vast and covers 288 square miles of land. Throughout the park, there are trails, marshes, lakes, and more that are worth exploring. The best way to explore Lahemaa National Park is with a tour guide, so if you're on an Estonia Tour, you're in luck!

  You Should Know

  Lahemaa National Park is one of the top day trips to take from Tallinn.  

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  Explore Toompea Castle

  Toompea Castle is an iconic castle located in Tallinn. It's located right on Toompea Hill, which is why it got its name! This fortress dates back to the 9th century and is now home to the country's parliament. It's also located only a short ways away from the must-visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Historically, the Germans built a fortress here first, and a fortress has been here ever since! The castle is beautiful and colorful from the outside, with hues of orange, yellow, and pink covering it in its entirety.

  You Should Know

  It's free to visit here. Be sure also to explore the nearby gardens!  

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  Experience the Town Hall Pharmacy’s museum

  The Town Hall Pharmacy is one of the oldest pharmacies in all of Europe. It's been in the very same location as it is today since the 15th century, which is reason enough to want to visit it! Because of how historic it is, there are a few exhibits inside so that visitors can learn more about its history. Be sure to ask the pharmacists questions about the history if you have any; they love to help out and let visitors know more about it.

  Best Time To Visit

  Visit the Town Hall Pharmacy is any time of day! It's never overly busy.  

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  Walk through the Estonian Open Air Museum

  For a unique museum experience, look no further than the Estonian Open Air Museum. This was recently built but is a restoration of an old 18th-century fishing village. Inside, there is a fire station, farm, church, hotel, mill, and more. You can truly step back in time by visiting the Estonian Open Air Museum. You'll feel like you're right in historic Estonia! There are many performances and exhibits throughout the museum, which only add to the overall experience.

  You Should Know

  Be sure to dress appropriately for the weather when visiting this museum because it is outside.  

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  Visit St. Nicholas Church and Museum

  The St. Nicholas Church and Museum in Estonia dates back to the 13th century. Unfortunately, it was destroyed a bit during World War II but has since been restored. It's built in the Gothic style of architecture and is truly beautiful from both the inside and the outside. The museum part of the church introduces visitors to the history of Tallinn and the church itself. Be sure to take a close look at all of the exhibits and the architecture, which is what makes this church/museum so unique.

  You Should Know

  The St. Nicholas Church and Museum is consistently rated as one of Estonia's top attractions!  

Estonia Tour Packages

• Spring

  Spring in Estonia is a time of renewal, with nature coming to life. It's ideal for those interested in natural beauty, as the countryside is blooming and cities are less crowded. The weather is mild, perfect for outdoor activities and city tours.

• Summer

  Summer is the peak tourist season in Estonia, offering the warmest weather and longest days, especially during the White Nights of June and July when the sun barely sets. This is the best time for beach tours, cultural festivals, and exploring the islands like Saaremaa and Hiiumaa. The average temperature around this time is 65°F.

• Autumn

  Autumn brings vibrant fall colors, making it a beautiful time for touring the national parks. The weather is cooler but still pleasant for outdoor activities. This season is less crowded, offering a more peaceful touring experience.

• Winter

  Winter transforms Estonia into a snowy wonderland, ideal for those who enjoy winter sports or the magical atmosphere of Christmas markets in Tallinn. While it's colder, tours during this time offer unique experiences like ice skating on frozen lakes and celebrating traditional Estonian winter festivals. The average temperature during this time of year is 28.4°F.

• Are You Ready to Tour Estonia?

  Are you ready to embark on a journey through Estonia? With its enchanting blend of medieval architecture, pristine natural beauty, and vibrant cultural scene, Estonia stands as a unique and captivating touring destination. From wandering the cobbled streets of Tallinn's Old Town to exploring the serene national parks and engaging in the rich local traditions, Estonia promises a travel experience filled with discovery and wonder.

Estonia Tours Frequently Asked Questions

• What are Estonia Tours?

  If you are the type of traveler who always has trouble trying to figure out every detail of the itinerary or you just don't like dealing with the tiny tidbits of travel that might seem like a hassle, then you'll love Estonia tours. They are the perfect way to get introduced to the country of Estonia with a personal tour guide and a great tour group who will be with you along the way. All you have to do is pack your bags and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime.

• What’s included on an Estonia Tours?

  Estonia tours include access to a tour director who will be with you throughout your entire tour. Occasionally, your tour director may also enlist the help of local tour guides who can help give you a more in-depth local perspective of the places along your tour. The tour also includes accommodation, transportation, and some meals. However, this varies from tour to tour, so make sure that you take the time to research tours before choosing one.

• What’s the best Estonia Tours?

  Each Estonia tour is so different, so there isn't one that is necessarily the best. You'll want to consider your interests and time restraints when looking for a tour. Be sure to think about how long of an adventure you'd like, the budget you'd like to stick to, and also the destinations you'd like to be included on the itinerary that make it or break it for you.

• How much do Estonia Tours cost?

  Estonia tours vary drastically in price. It depends on the length, tour operator, stops along the tour, and inclusions. That's why research is so essential! Some of the tours will cost as little as $70 per day, while others might cost closer to $200. By booking through Affordable Tours, you can save up to 40% on Estonia tours.