
Tallinn Bike Tour
Experience the essence of Estonia’s capital through our bike expedition in Tallinn. This engaging tour invites you to traverse the enchanting scenery of the city while enjoying a refreshing workout. Tallinn Bike Expedition.
- 3 hours
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Experience the essence of Estonia’s capital through our bike expedition in Tallinn. This engaging tour invites you to traverse the enchanting scenery of the city while enjoying a refreshing workout.
Tallinn Bike Expedition
We will convene at a designated time on Vene Street to commence our cycling adventure. During this excursion, we will discover the key historical landmarks that define the capital of Estonia.
Your guide will provide essential safety instructions and distribute helmets. Once we are prepared, we will mount our bicycles and embark on an 8-mile (13-kilometre) journey through Tallinn.
Our first point of interest will be Kadriorg Palace. As we take in the stunning exterior, we will delve into the history and notable features of this remarkable Petrine Baroque structure, which serves as an art gallery.
Following this, we will visit the Estonian Song Festival Auditorium, renowned for accommodating 75,000 visitors. Here, we will explore its significance as a historic venue for major performances, such as the Estonian Song Festival that occurs every five years.
Next, we will cycle to the Maarjamäe Memorial, located by Pirita Beach. This site honors the soldiers who perished in 1918. Our discussion will encompass the ramifications of World Wars I and II on Estonia's past.
Our ride will conclude at the scenic seafront promenade, wrapping up our tour after a delightful three-hour experience.
Seasonality
When making your booking, please ensure you select the appropriate season for your tour, based on the following schedule:
Tallinn Bike Expedition: available from April 1 to October 31.Tallinn Winter Bike Adventure: available from November 1 to March 31.
Prices
Included
- English speaking guide.
- Bike and helmet.
Tips
- Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.



