Tallinn Estonia
Estonia

450 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Azamara Club Cruises (24 Cruises)

MSC Cruises (50 Cruises)

msc splendida cruise ship

MSC Splendida

4363 Passengers
137936 tons
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Norwegian Cruise Line (28 Cruises)

Oceania Cruises (41 Cruises)

Princess Cruises (122 Cruises)

Cruise PCL Princess Caribbean ship

Caribbean Princess

3140 Passengers
112894 tons
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Cruise PCL Princess Regal Ship

Regal Princess

3560 Passengers
142299 tons
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15 May 15 days One-way from Southampton to Helsinki
15 May 42 days Round-trip from Southampton, United Kingdom
15 May 41 days Round-trip Baltic Sea Norway Iceland British Isles Regal Princess Southampton
15 May 23 days One-way from Southampton to Copenhagen
15 May 32 days One-way from Southampton to Reykjavik
15 May 49 days Round-trip Baltic Sea Norway Iceland British Isles Regal Princess Southampton
15 May 50 days Round-trip from Southampton, United Kingdom
15 May 31 days One-way from Southampton to Reykjavik
22 May 25 days One-way from Copenhagen to Reykjavik
22 May 16 days Round-trip from Copenhagen, Denmark
22 May 43 days One-way from Copenhagen to Southampton
22 May 24 days One-way from Copenhagen to Reykjavik
22 May 42 days One-way from Copenhagen to Southampton
22 May 35 days One-way from Copenhagen to Southampton
22 May 8 days One-way from Copenhagen to Helsinki
22 May 50 days Round-trip from Copenhagen, Denmark
22 May 49 days Round-trip Baltic Sea Iceland British Isles Regal Princess Copenhagen
22 May 34 days One-way from Copenhagen to Southampton
29 May 18 days One-way from Helsinki to Reykjavik
29 May 28 days One-way from Helsinki to Southampton
29 May 17 days One-way from Helsinki to Reykjavik
29 May 27 days One-way from Helsinki to Southampton
29 May 42 days One-way from Helsinki to Copenhagen
29 May 36 days One-way from Helsinki to Southampton
29 May 43 days One-way from Helsinki to Copenhagen
29 May 9 days One-way from Helsinki to Copenhagen
29 May 35 days One-way from Helsinki to Southampton

Regent Seven Seas Cruises (26 Cruises)

Viking Ocean Cruises (57 Cruises)

Viking Saturn.

Viking Saturn

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The ramparts start barely a kilometre from the quays: fifteen to twenty minutes on level ground and you pass through the seaward gate into another century.
It is one of the best-preserved medieval centres in Europe, listed by UNESCO. Gothic spires, Orthodox domes and watchtowers break the roofline much as they did in Hanseatic times.
The town hall itself, completed in 1404, the oldest surviving one in northern Europe, with its Old Thomas weathervane. Opposite, the town pharmacy has served customers since 1422 and displays period vials and remedies.
A vaulted lane where glassblowers, ceramicists and bookbinders work in studios backing onto a former convent. It is the corner of the old town where the Middle Ages still have working hands.
By a cobbled ramp from the lower town, about thirty minutes' walk from the quays including the climb. Toompea is the upper hill where knights and governors once sat, and where the Estonian parliament sits today.
From the Kohtuotsa and Patkuli platforms on Toompea: the tide of red roofs, the round towers of the walls and, beyond, the Baltic where your ship waits.
Two towers of the city wall. Fat Margaret, squat and pierced with loopholes, guards the seaward gate and houses the Estonian maritime museum. Kiek in de Kök, 'peek into the kitchen', is named for gunners who could see into neighbouring hearths; it is visited together with the tunnels dug beneath the bastions.
The Lennusadam maritime museum, twenty to twenty-five minutes on foot from the port or a short taxi ride. It occupies former seaplane hangars with concrete vaults, and you can climb aboard the submarine Lembit: children refuse to leave.
Yes, the Rotermann quarter, ten minutes' walk from the quays, where old brick factories have become contemporary architecture, shops and restaurants. It is the immediate counterpoint to the old town.
Marzipan, whose invention the city claims against Lübeck, in the old cafés tucked under the vaults, with hot chocolate and cinnamon pastries. The currency is the euro and English is spoken everywhere.