Estonia · WORKSHOPS
Good workshops fill up weeks ahead in high summer, and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ.
Hands-on Tallinn cooking class: learn a traditional 3-course Estonian lunch from scratch with a local chef, then eat together in a small group.
“The instructor was fantastic very friendly and informative. She created a nice relaxed atmosphere even for someone who doesn’t cook very much. The food was incredible, but the instructor is what made the whole experience so much fun!”
A hands-on Estonian cooking class in Tallinn where you make a 3-course meal with seasonal dishes, guided in English by Reilika.
“We really enjoyed our cooking class with Relika. It was a very relaxed afternoon and felt like we were cooking in someone’s home kitchen. The homestyle recipes were simple but delicious.”
Hand-sculpt and paint your own ceramics in Tallinn, with small groups, expert help, and home delivery in 3 to 4 weeks.
“Ich konnte mit einer super kompetenten Anleitung ein tolles Gefäß erstellen. Hat viel Spaß gemacht.”
Make Estonian-style spiced gingerbread in Tallinn Old Town. Roll, bake thin crisp cookies, decorate with glaze, then enjoy warm treats with coffee.
“We had a great time during this class and enjoyed learning the ins and outs of gingerbread making!”
Business Class ferry day trip from Helsinki to Tallinn with lounge access, unlimited food and drinks, priority service, and up to 10 hours in Old Town.
3-hour beginner cross-country skiing lesson from Tallinn with hotel pickup, full equipment, and an English instructor on bright forest tracks.
Make crisp Estonian gingerbread from scratch in Tallinn’s Old Town, then decorate and pack cookies to take home, with tea or coffee included.
“Really lovely time making gingerbread cookies from start to finish! The dough was easy to make and our teacher had great expertise on every step of the way. There were plenty of cookies to eat/take home after decorating. A lovely way to spend the cold afternoon.”
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