Visite guidée à vélo de Tallinn
Description
Profitez de cette visite à vélo d'une durée de deux heures et demie pour découvrir Tallinn et en apprendre davantage sur ses habitants et son histoire compliquée. Les points forts de cette visite sont le parc et le palais de Kadriorg, le palais présidentiel, le terrain du festival de la chanson Laulupidu, le mémorial des victimes du communisme, la promenade du bord de mer et bien plus encore. La distance parcourue sera d’environ 16 km et vous prendrez des pauses régulières.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
La Grande porte côtière (Suur Rannavärav) et la tour Fat Margaret (Paks Margareeta) de l’époque médiévale ont été construites non seulement pour défendre la ville du bord de la mer, mais également pour impressionner tous les visiteurs arrivant par le port.
Le point de départ de la visite est le vélo urbain.
Les visiteurs peuvent voir de magnifiques jardins et des parterres de fleurs bien entretenus, mais la majeure partie du parc a conservé l'aspect du paysage naturel, avec ses prairies et ses bosquets forestiers.
Ce grand palais baroque construit pour Pierre le Grand en 1718 abrite aujourd'hui la collection étrangère du Musée d'art estonien.
Ce lieu d’événement tentaculaire à Kadriorg occupe une place particulière dans le cœur des Estoniens en tant que lieu de naissance de la révolution chantante.
Le mémorial de Maarjamäe décrivant le voyage des victimes du communisme est dédié au peuple estonien victime de la terreur du régime soviétique.
Ce monument remarquable situé sur la côte de Kadriorg est un mémorial dédié à ceux qui ont été perdus lors du naufrage du navire blindé Russalka en 1893.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte
- Sièges enfants et remorques disponibles
- La tournée est en anglais. Nous pouvons également faire des visites spéciales dans d'autres langues et itinéraires, en commençant à des heures différentes. Veuillez contacter votre fournisseur local pour organiser cela.
Avis(220)
Tour guide spoke very good English and was very knowledgeable and funny.
Thank you for the feedback. All our gudies are locals, love Estonia and cycling- We are glad to have them
Brilliant tour of Tallinn. Our guide Roland was very knowledgeable about everything concerning Tallinn and Estonia and had a good sense of homour. We got to see a lot of interesting places outside the historic center. The company provided rain capes and on our return they offered us homemade estonian cookies. Would book the tour again.
Thank you for the feedback. We recently bought 30 quality rain ponchos and got ride of onetime plastic ones. Moving towards quality and sustainabilty.
Competent, friendly, and relaxed guidance. You learn a lot about Estonia, Tallinn, and the people here.
Thank you for the feedback. We love our country and love to share our love to tour participants
Good guide. Emphasis on Soviet time history, which was interesting. Expected, however, more information on Estonian culture. Had a normal bike which was a bit heavy but Ok. Biked at a good pace along coast.
Thank you for the feedback WE have specially made city bikes for our rentals and tours. Directly ordered from factory. All exuipped, easy to maintein and puncture proof tires. They do the job well.
Friendly, competent and attentive, it was a perfect experience - with good bikes!
Thank you for the feedback! We know that good ride comes with well maintained bike. And try to keep up our level and enjoy cycling
Very nice activity, the group was not too large; there were 10 of us, and 2 others joined later. The guide was interesting and friendly. A bike ride at a good speed, just perfect. I recommend this activity.
Thank you for the feedback. We make our tours on rain and sunshine and also provide free rain ponchos.
This was a highlight of our eight days in the Baltic states. The tour guide was very knowledgeable, and we got an excellent overall view the city. He did a fantastic job explaining a complex history in a comprehensible way.
Thank you for your review Aside from guided tours we also offer one and self-guided tours and regular bike rental.
Roland was an excellent tour guide. Very knowledgeable. Biking outside the city was a great way to to see the city. It was very enjoyable two hours.
Thank you for the feedback. Tallinn is good place for cycling break, inside city, seaside, around city. And not too many cyclists, yet...
Great path and a knowledgeable, friendly guide, I would highly recommend… good fun and lots of learning about this beautiful country…
Thank you for the feedback We love to cycle and share our stories and listen to your questions and comments.
The tour was good. The bikes were solid. 4 stars for that. The narrative was a bit heavy anti Russian for my taste. One can be factual and Baltics suffered both under Russian, and Soviet invasion as well as the Nazis. The guide was 3 years old when Soviet republic was toppled. His disdain was nurtured at home. Of course his dad spent 3 years in Siberia and wrote a book after.. 20% of residents are however Russian speaking. Proliferating hate does not help healing. If you're in the tourism business you have an obligation and a responsibility to keep your emotions out of the tour. IMHO...or call it what it is an Anti Russian Talln bike tour.
Thank you for the feedback! We do not spread Russian narratives on our tours. We tell the truth and have a lot of personal stories. Many of our friends and colleages have historical Russian connectons. One thing is Russian regime and another are Russian people, we do not mix them. We accept the truth and it is not shiny and glorious Victory Day presentation over Nazis. It is bloody path what was left here and how the regime continued to punish the people here, long after the war was over. It is also reflection what happens at present day in Russia, they attacked an independent country and are killing civilians daily. Our guides tell their stories and answer questions guests ask. And sometimes those questions are more about How we feel living next to Russia...
