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Highlights of Tallinn Accessible Shore Excursion

Highlights of Tallinn Accessible Shore ExcursionThis half day accessible shore excursion of Tallinn visits all the highlights and includes wheelchair accessible transportation and a step-free route. Not only will you learn about the historical past of this medieval city, you will have the opportunity to get a bird’s eye view from the Tallinn TV Tower – the highest structure in Estonia!

Your professional licensed tour guide will use a wheelchair accessible vehicle to comfortably drive you between sights. Rest assured, this is not just a drive by tour. You will have plenty of places to stop, hear about the historical past of Estonia’s capital, and take pictures along the way.

On your Tallinn accessible shore excursion you will learn about Danish, German, Swedish, Soviet, and Estonian rule over the years. You will also see the former tallest building in the world (in the 1500s and 1600s), and learn about the Singing Revolution and the impact it had on the country.

You will also visit a hidden site that’s not visited by the bus tours nor is it in any guidebook. It is one of the Top 10 things John Sage has ever seen in the 80+ European cities that he has visited. We won’t say what it is so you can visit it without crowds!

At the end of your Highlights of Tallinn Accessible Shore Excursion, your guide and driver will return you to the cruise terminal before to board your ship before it departs.

The Highlights of Tallinn Accessible Shore Excursion features:

  • Convenient accessible van transportation with a wheelchair ramp
  • 4 hour driving tour
  • Lively commentary by an officially-certified, English-speaking tour guide
  • Tour guide familiar with the needs of disabled travelers
  • Pick-up and drop-off at the cruise port
  • Memorable sightseeing and great photo opportunities in Tallinn!

Book an Accessible Tour

For a shorter walking tour that includes the must-see highlights, we recommend the Essential Tallinn Accessible Walking Tour.Or, for a full day driving tour, consider the 7 hour Panoramic Tallinn Accessible Cruise Excursion.

Tour Highlights

  • Estonian cemetery
  • TV Tower (interior visit to summit for great views)
  • Song Festival Grounds (interior visit)
  • St. Bridget’s Convent
  • Olympic yachting marina
  • Kadriorg Park & Catherines Palace
  • Dome Church (interior visit)
  • Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
  • Toompea Castle & Parliament
  • Fat Margaret Tower
  • City walls
  • Upper town viewpoint
  • Town Hall Square
  • Accessible restaurant recommendations
  • Secret site on John Sage’s Top Ten list of things he’s seen in 80+ cities in Europe! You won’t want to miss this!

Accessibility Description

The Highlights of Tallinn Accessible Shore Excursion has a 4 star Sage Accessibility Rating because it follows a step-free route and uses a wheelchair accessible van with ramp. It did not receive a higher rating because you will encounter some cobblestones along the way and the guides are unable to push a wheelchair.

Most places have plain sidewalks and your tour guide will lead you along a route that includes pavement as much as possible. However, the guide is unable to push a wheelchair on this tour so you will most likely need the assistance of someone traveling with you.

Wheelchair accessible vanCobblestones

On this Tallinn Accessible Shore Excursion you’ll see the Lutheran Dome Church (shown on the left) and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (shown on the right)

Lutheran Dome ChurchAlexander Nevsky Cathedra

Your tour includes a visit to a wheelchair accessible viewpoint overlooking the city (shown on the left) and Catherine’s Palace (shown on the right)

wheelchair accessible viewpoint overlooking the cityCatherine’s Palace

Tour Details

Tour duration: 4 hours
Cost: €640 for 1 person, €690 for 2 people, €830 for 3 people, €840 for 4 people, €990 for 5 people, €1030 for 6 people.

* $30 off if booked as part of an accessible cruise & excursions package.
Days of the week the tour is offered: 7 days a week
Meet-up time: Depends on arrival of ship. Usually 1 hour after ship has moored.
Meet-up place: Cruise dock in Tallinn
Dress code: None
Maximum number of people on tour: 4 wheelchair user plus 10 other people
Entrance tickets: Not necessary
To review our cancellation policy, please click: HERE. Tours run rain or shine.
Not included: Snacks/meals and gratuities.

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