Tallinn Estonia Cruise Port - Walking Tour of Old Town

Join us for a one day cruise port stop in Tallinn Estonia. We explore the Old Town during our DIY walking tour of Tallinn, visit several Estonian landmarks, endure a panic attack and more.

0:00 Introduction to Tallinn Estonia
2:12 Old Town Tallinn Estonia
4:26 War of Independence Victory Column - Vabadussõja võidusammas
5:49 Peek into the Kitchen Tower - Kiek in de Kök Museum
7:40 Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
9:37 St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral - Peeter-Pauli katedraal
11:50 Tallinn City Museum - Tallinna Linnamuuseum
12:54 Toompea Castle - Toompea loss
13:27 Helleman Tower - Hellemani torn
19:04 Old Hansa Restaurant
21:51 Toompea Hill
23:34 Tallinn City Hall – Linnahall
26:17 Concluding thoughts on one day in Estonia

It's all part of our two week Baltic and Scandinavian Cruise adventure.

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[cindymoore]

I will be going in May 2025 thanks for the great video.

[thany]

I love this type of video and it's really quite good seeing how few subscribers you still have, but what is going on with the colours? The whole video seems washed out. I hope you can fix that for the next episode 🙏🏻

[henrikmanitski]

The A. Nevski Cathedral was built as a symbol of the political power of the Russian Empire, and was initiated by Prince Shahovskoy, who actually despised Estonia and Estonians because, according to him, there was too much German influence here and Estonians did not yield to Russian language and way of life. Estonians are historically Protestant (Lutheran).