Tallinn Town Hall Tour

I invite you to a tour of Tallinn Town Hall. Tallinn Town Hall is the only surviving medieval town hall in Northern Europe. It is the heart of our city and one of the best-known and most popular examples of Gothic architecture in Estonia’s capital. The Town Hall preserves the tradition of European municipal government. As early as 1248, King Eric IV of Denmark granted Reval Lübeck city rights, on the basis of which the Tallinn magistrate, or city council, began its work. Built beside the central market square, the Town Hall witnessed more than 600 years of trade and public life. It remains the city’s representative building to this day.

Join me on a tour to see this architectural landmark in person and learn about the rich history that unfolded within its walls over more than six centuries.

Meeting point: 5 December at 13:00, by the clock at Tallinn Town Hall.

Tour prices:
Regular ticket — €19 (includes the tour and admission to Tallinn Town Hall)
Concession ticket (pupil, student, person with a disability, or pensioner) — €17 (includes the tour and admission to Tallinn Town Hall)
Children under 12 — €5

The tour is led by guide Julia Ruljova.

Further information: ruljovajulia@gmail.com