Excursion de charme d'une demi-journée dans le nord-ouest de l'Estonie
Description
Cette visite vous aidera à en apprendre plus sur l'Estonie en peu de temps. Roulons le long de la charmante côte marine et parlons de ce qui a forgé notre caractère et notre identité! L'Estonie est un pays cosmopolite avec des régions et des cultures différentes. Vous en apprendrez plus sur notre héritage marin, les joyaux médiévaux, les endroits branchés des hipsters, les périphéries confortables et nos plus beaux endroits pour passer des week-ends. Vous allez tomber amoureux du personnage estonien et souhaitez revenir en Estonie à nouveau! Nous allons: suivre le chemin des jeunes mariés pour visiter le sommet de la falaise, pont suspendu avec serrures de mariage sur elle, et grande cascade visiter la maison du compositeur estonien le plus célèbre au monde visiter la ville sous-estimée de Paldiski, qui est le TOP-2 le plus grand d'Estonie escalader le plus haut phare d'Estonie balade autour du monastère médiéval le mieux conservé d'Europe du Nord Conduire autour de la carrière et la prison inondée comme la zone la plus branchée de hipsters en Estonie Regardez une autre petite ville agréable en Estonie
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Itinéraire
Turisalu clifftop est l'un des plus hauts est le nord de l'Estonie, et un arrêt photo incontournable pour les jeunes mariés lors de leur voyage au pont de mariage à la cascade.
Keila-Joa - le manoir de l'ancien ministre des services secrets de l'empire russe des années 1830. Il est tombé amoureux de sa place en raison de la belle cascade et a ensuite fait un nid de famille avec des parcs Français, des îles artificielles, et des ponts suspendus où nous verrouillons toujours les serrures de mariage. Nous aurons le temps de faire des randonnées autour du parc et de sa cascade.
Arrêt photo mémorable à la cascade de Keila au sommet du moulin à vent
Paldiski, ancienne ville militaire soviétique fermée d'une base de sous-marins nucléaires, est ouverte aux voyageurs et vous montre quelques-unes des histoires du Tzar. Il a été créé dans les années 1720 par l'empereur russe Pierre le Grand comme un important port de la marine hors gel. Nous visiterons une église orthodoxe très confortable et, quelques phares et les escaladerons pour couvrir des vues technogéniques à une baie, des îles, des ports et une ferme de moulins à vent. Et puis discuter de nos impressions pendant le déjeuner dans l'ancienne douane tsar. Selon votre souhait, nous ouvrons un musée local de la ville pour en savoir plus sur le personnel militaire, les costumes et l'art du tsar. En été, vous pouvez conduire une voiture décapotable sur le bord de mer.
L'abbaye de Padise est le monastère médiéval le mieux conservé d'Europe du Nord, datant des années 1350. Nous admirerons son imprenabilité en nous promenant dans son parc serein Beaucoup plus tard, il s'est transformé en un manoir noble avec des étangs pittoresques et des parcs.
La prison de Rummu Quarry est le quartier de hipsters le plus branché d'Estonie. Ayant récupéré de l'héritage de la prison, il vous offre de nombreux entraînements tels que la plongée à travers le personnel pénitentiaire inondé, le rafting, le saut de base, la randonnée sur l'impressionnant terril de dolomites, et des concerts en plein air à l'ombre de celui-ci. En cas de beau temps, nous pouvons garder le temps de nous baigner dans la carrière et de faire une pause café au café près.
La ville de Keila de 10 000 habitants est riche de ses beaux parcs, de son architecture baroque (comme la gare), de la plus haute église rurale d'Estonie (ouverte le dimanche), et de quelques objets plus non évidents, qui valent la peine d'être vus.
Huuru Watermill est ouvert comme une ferme familiale de pêche à la truite et un endroit approprié pour finaliser notre voyage au-dessus du nord-ouest de l'Estonie pendant la pause thé-café.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(4)
My husband and I had a great time traveling around the countryside with Roman. He showed us so many beautiful places and told us all about the country he loves. We are so glad we ventured out of Old Town (which we also enjoyed) to get a more comprehensive appreciation for Estonia.
Dear Andrea! Thank you so much for so warm review! It was nice meeting you in Tallinn and showing you my home city and its countryside. All the best to you! Roman
My advice: DO NOT USE THIS GUY!! There’s no other way to look at it than he cheated us, especially since the listing has been greatly changed in the past two days — we took a screenshot with the old details. What happened: We booked a six-hour tour that listed seven stops on the itinerary, including admission into two museums and the RUMMU Prison Quarry, plus entry into two other attractions that we would have to pay. Three hours into the tour, while I was in the washroom at lunch, he told my wife that our tour would be cut short because he had booked another after ours. Not “Pardon me, but would it be okay if I shorten your tour, so I can take out another group?” My response would have been it depends on what you’re planning to remove, and how will you compensate us? But he sprang this when the two of us were separated, then with me sitting in the front seat, she didn’t have the opportunity to tell me. Shortly thereafter, we’re at the spot that I most wanted to see — RUMMU Prison Quarry — but he says we”re not able to go in, then starts looking for a drone video on his phone. But what’s odd is people are walking around inside. Odder still, the gate opens and a van with people we knew from the cruise drove through. He says, “Oh. They got lucky.” Again, though, I didn’t know about the conversation. The tour ends, he drops us off, and my wife immediately says he ended it early so he could do another tour. At that point, I thought about him telling us, “Oh. They got lucky,” and I found it hard to take it as anything other than he lied to us. And that pissed me off. The sum total of what we lost out on: Suurupi Front Lighthouse, RUUMI Prison Quarry, Huuru Watermill, and at least one museum. Again, we have a screenshot of the listing from just two days ago, and I have my search history as I told my wife, “We didn’t see this. We didn’t see that…..” Under normal circumstances, I’d ask for a partial refund, but I’m 99.9% sure this guy lied to us and cheated us out of nearly two hours of the tour and what was listed above, so I asked for a full refund. What did he refund us? $30.38. Think about that. He had no intention to offer any refund for greatly shortening our excursion, but instead he insulted us with $30.38. And that's probably equal to the admission tickets he didn't buy. Two things: • We've had something similar happen in another city. The operator had to change the attractions, so before we even started the tour, he told us he was going to give us a healthy refund. Then he lived up to that. • I own a business, selling cabinets. A client had bought a larger refrigerator than what she had previously owned. I told her we had put a 33” in the drawing, which we had gone over. She said, “But Mike had said he was going to fit in a 36” fridge.” I remembered that moment, and truthfully, we always upgrade to 36” openings, so I immediately wondered why Mike did that. But equally as quickly, I told her I’d order new cabinets to fit her new fridge. It cost me $3,000 and hurt like hell. But it was the right thing to do. Something this guy refused to do. Which is why I repeat: DO NOT USE THIS GUY!
Dear Jason! Thank you for so long review. You can find my reply below. I consider this tour successfully completed. Our tour has flexible timing and it lasted 5h (10:30-15:30), you accepted meeting time and place at the port. I usually use +1h gap for visiting fishing farm (if we skip lunch in Paldiski for fishing in Huuru watermill), entrance to Pakri lighthouse inside ( it is open only on weekends) or driving by the convertible funny car in Paldiski, but we can do it only in warm summer days. That’s why my tour on weekdays is cheaper, then weekends. We skipped Suurupi lighthouse because of reconstruction, and we would see only plastered coat instead of its body, so it would be weird to spend our time for nothing. We covered 2 other lighthouses which were great and historical. Rummu quarry is closed on weekdays till June, but only authorised Rummu staff can visit it inside with car. I definitely know it, as I often contact with them directly. We could not drive through, we could do it on foot, and I made a fair refund. It seemed, you enjoyed my video and felt OK to drive ahead to the next attraction. As for Hurru fishing farm, we also passed it by on our way back to Tallinn, we saw it from the car window. Your review hurt me much, especially accusing me of lying. I regret, we did not come to agreement. Greetings!
Great tour to see more of Estonia, outside of Tallinn. Our guide, Roman was very knowledgeable and courteous, even took some pictures of my spouse and I.
A great way to see Estonia outside of Tallinn, especially with Dmitry, our tour guide. We vastly expanded our insight of Estonian history and now have greater appreciation of this culture. Dmitry is a terrific guide who went out of the way to make sure we had a memorable tour.
