Has anyone used the tour company "Old Town Tours" in Tallinn. I see it was started in 2010. Thank You
Tour of Old Town Tallinn
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I would post this on the Cruise Forum also because almost all Baltic Cruises stop at Tallinn.
How many days do you have in Tallinn?
I was just in Tallin last month. Unless you just want to use a tour, you can tour on your own. It is a small walkable town. We took the bus offered by the cruise lines and it dropped us off right at the old town. I really liked it. Hope I can go again. Be sure to walk up the hill to the Russian orthodox church.
i see no reason for a tour.. it is the kind of place you can just walk around on your own and carry a tour guidebook if you need to know every fetail
Thanks for the replies. We had our first trip to Europe 20 years ago this week and I have planned six more trips over the years relying on Fodor's Forums friends advise.
I posted this to another poster yesterday about Tallinn.
Tallinn:
You can do this on your own BUT again you have to know where the places are.
From your cruise ship you are either going to enter into the Old Town via Viru Street or the Fat Margaret Archway, onto Pikk Street.
When are you going?
How many in your group.?
Is there any specific place(s) you want to see in Tallinn? or do you just want to browse around?
I would also post this on the Cruise Forum because almost all Baltic cruises stop at these three places.