Kiek in de Kök is an artillery tower in Tallinn, Estonia, built in 1475. It gained the name Kiek in de Kök from the ability of tower occupants to see into …See more
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Sep 9, 2024
This was brilliant, very educational and very informative. Added to that you can walk on the city wall. The Bastions were brilliant but I feel they could have been better if, as you walked through, … Full review by ianaB7852JR
Aug 24, 2024
Nice tour in this museum, but nothing special. Cool armors and tunnels, i think that younger one’s would like this place. Full review by Oskari K
Aug 18, 2024
If you can get past the incredibly confusing layout of this series of towers (each with multiple floors, staircases, and access levels to the walls linking them) you’ll find a number of things here t… Full review by TwoSandwichesShort
How do I get to Kiek in de Kok and the Bastion Passages museum from the cruise terminal? I read that there are many steps. Is it a difficult climb for older visitors?
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The best way to get to Kiek in the Kök is to take taxi. It will take you right at the door, and from harbor it will cost approximately 6-8 EURos. Be sure you take only Tallink(yellow) or …
The best way to get to Kiek in the Kök is to take taxi. It will take you right at the door, and from harbor it will cost approximately 6-8 EURos. Be sure you take only Tallink(yellow) or Tulika(white) taxi, other unofficial taxies will rip you off. Other possibility is to find yourself to Vabaduse Väljak (freedom square) and then walk, but there are several stairs to take, and if taking stairs is issue, I recommend taxi.
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