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Really lovely to hear that, Jodi, and from what Marju told me, she had absolutely adored your company too :) It's always a win-win when guests candidly share their own interests and curiosities: we can thus shape the stories around exactly what speaks to them personally, and the conversations that follow mean no two tours actually ever feel the same, which keeps the work always fresh and exciting for us (and keeps it from feeling like work at all)! Glad to know you had another few days in Tallinn and could therefore take advantage of some of our recommendations. Warmly, Chris

Passing this along to Siim. And good to know that his other recommendations were a good fit for you as well - hope the medieval meal after was authentic enough for your tastes :)

And thank you, Kjell, for the burly viking spirits and sharp wits you brought to this tour :) Happy to take the exploration forward whenever you're back next time, and believe me - we barely scratched the surface of the many different layers Tallinn still has to show. I also just realised that we couldn't have ended this tour in a more fitting spot, literally right under the shadow of one of the late medieval world's tallest churches, named after the Norwegian king himself :) Chris

Time is the single irretrievable resource, so hearing that a tour was worth every minute is really the best kind of feedback there is. I genuinely enjoy what I do, and I need to, or it turns into a job instead of a meaningful human connection. So I do show up to every tour the same way: like I'm about to meet an old friend I haven't seen in ages, and who I can't wait to finally show around my little corner of the world :) Chris

Hat tip, Don! I enjoyed your company a lot, and I'm glad I found the perfect restaurant in the Old Town for Ian's birthday :) Safe trails wherever they might take you next!

Hi Gavin, your family was such good fun, which made going off the usual route so much more effortless and worthwhile! Glad we made the tour happen in the first place and that everything ultimately came together perfectly. Safe trails for the future, and best regards to the rest of the family :) Chris

Kudos, Ivo! It is the praise of the highest calibre to have a fellow Estonian walk away from my tour feeling that he learned a lot — and perhaps even more importantly, willing to admit it :) And I always love giving tours to people from Estonian diaspora, so I do appreciate the opportunity to have played my tiny part in your nephew's exploration of his roots! PS. Loving your Estonia's Machu Picchu comparison. I have a feeling I'll remember it and perhaps use it myself whenever I end up there next with South American guests :) Chris

Hat tip to you, dear Kaidi! Tallinn might be small, but the history runs deep here, and it's always great to be reminded that all this spelunking for stories does unearth plenty of fascinating layers behind familiar buildings and streets to keep even locals engaged. Always happy to try to reveal fresh perspectives in our hometown full of grand and layered history that we often tend to forget in the daily rush :)

Thank you, Natalie, and I'm glad our Tallinn Old Town tour truly delivered on all fronts: history, politics, souvenirs, and pastries alike :)

Hi Jan, Thank you for the lovely enthusiastic company yesterday, and your kind recommendations for us! And that's the beauty of private tours that they allow full flexibility, whether it's the timing, pace, or wherever the conversation naturally leads. Hope you'll have another great tour today as well, and good luck with your photography, it's certainly a wonderful "addiction" in life to have :)