A scrumptious breakfast is going to be served to you in the morning. When you get to Tallinn, you may leave your bags in the cabin for safekeeping. This evening, the same ship will make its way back to Stockholm.
After being greeted by your tour guide in the arrivals area of the terminal, you will then embark on a comprehensive three-hour Tallinn sightseeing tour.
Your exploration begins in the heart of Tallinn’s charming Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and winding cobblestone streets. Stroll through the picturesque Town Hall Square, surrounded by vibrant merchant houses, and marvel at the grandeur of the Gothic Town Hall, one of the oldest in Northern Europe. Admire the soaring spires of St. Olaf’s Church, once the tallest building in the world, and visit the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, a striking example of Russian Revival architecture, with its stunning mosaics and domes.
Your guide will lead you through the narrow alleys to the ancient city walls, offering breathtaking views over the red rooftops of the Old Town. Pause to enjoy the vistas from Toompea Hill, where you can see the Parliament of Estonia housed in the historic Toompea Castle and the beautifully austere St. Mary’s Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church.
After immersing yourself in the historical richness of the Old Town, the tour continues with a visit to the majestic Kadriorg Park. Here, you will explore the elegant Kadriorg Palace, built by Peter the Great for his wife, Catherine I. With a private guide, delve into the opulent Baroque interiors, the extensive art collection, and the beautifully landscaped gardens. The serene Swan Pond and the Japanese Garden provide perfect spots for a peaceful stroll.
After the tour, you will have some free time to explore Tallinn on your own or enjoy lunch at one of the many delightful cafes. You can then return to the terminal in time for the evening departure back to Stockholm.
What to do in Tallinn for 1 day?
Tallinn, which is the best-preserved medieval city in Northern Europe with its Gothic spires, meandering cobblestone lanes, and attractive landmarks, attracts tourists from all over the globe who come to appreciate its beauty.
The Old Town was formerly home to prosperous merchants who settled there after migrating from nations such as Germany and Denmark, and it has since evolved into a popular destination for both residents and visitors. This ancient district of the city is always bustling with activity because of the presence of a variety of restaurants, pubs, museums, and galleries.
You will immediately understand why so many people have characterized Old Tallinn as mysterious and fascinating with its enchanting beauty after spending only one day in a genuine medieval ambiance.
Tallinn, in contrast to many other capital cities in Europe, has been successful in totally preserving the monuments of medieval Hanseatic provenance. The Old Town was recognized by UNESCO as a prime example of a historical district that has been meticulously conserved and included on its World Heritage List in the year 1997. In this area, the roads are paved with cobblestone, and there are old churches and splendid merchant homes, barns, and warehouses scattered throughout. Many of these buildings date back to the Middle Ages.
Your one day trip to Tallinn has come to an end. The ship is scheduled to leave port in the evening, at 18:00, to begin the journey back to Stockholm.
