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We offer amazing tours in Tallinn and activities in Estonia, that you cannot access anywhere else in the world. That is why Tallinn is a premier destination to host your Corporate Event.
Tallinn Out There's most popular activities include Shooting in Tallinn, Monster Quad Biking, Outdoor Karting and Curling. However, as the leading provider of tours and services in Tallinn, we pride ourselves in offering Tours and Activities that suit everybody's tastes. Whether you are on a Tallinn Weekend, a day trip or a longer holiday in Estonia, we have the tours and activities for you.
After enjoying our popular Tallinn Sightseeing Tour, why not relax with a Water Relaxation Spa? Or, if you want to do something less relaxing, try out our Snowmobileand Hovercraft Safaris. Ever fancied Cooking With a Dancing Chef? Photo Shooting with Estonian Models? Or Learning Estonian whilst Learning to Cook? We have dozens of amazing Tallinn Tours and Activities that will help to make your stay in Tallinn a truly unforgettable one.
Do you want to Race a Lada? Try out the sport of Ice Fishing? Paintball or Clay Pigeon Shoot in Tallinn? Hundreds of our guests have tried out these exciting activities in Tallinn, and return to Estonia every year to try out more.
For 2011, we have really opened up to sports tours, with several sports teams from the UK, Ireland, Scandinavia and Holland already booked up to play against local Estonian competition during the spring, summer and autumn months. Even our very own football team - Riga United FC - is touring in Tallinn for a weekend of football and fun! The most popular Tallinn Sport Tours are for Football, but we also have touring groups who will take on local teams at Cricket and Rugby. There can't be many places in the world where it is possible to play against a country's national team, but here in Tallinn you have the unique opportunity to Play Cricket against the Estonian National Cricket team!
If it is Culture and History that interests you then take a few minutes to browse through our Tallinn Culture and History Tours. There are countless reminders of Estonia's Soviet, Germanic and Medieval past to be discovered all over the country, so at one moment you can feel like you are back in the Cold War period of the 1950s, touring an 18th century Manor House, or strolling around the cobbled streets of 15th century Estonia.
We also operate in neighbouring Riga, as well as in the southern most of the Baltic states in Vilnius. So, once you have enjoyed our amazing activities and tours in Tallinn, come and visit us in Latvia and Estonia, for an equally unforgettable experience.
If you are a business that is planning to travel to Estonia, then Tallinn Out There Corporate Events Management team is also here to tailor-make your Tallinn Incentive or Tallinn group event to your precise requirements, incorporating Tallinn Business Hotels, Gourmet Restaurants and our wide range of team building Activities in Tallinn.
We have been the leading ground handler and corporate events organiser in neighbouring Latvia for several years and in 2006 began organising meetings, incentives, and conference and events activities in Tallinn.
In 2011 we will be organising more corporate events hosting and event management in Tallinn than we have ever done in the past, which is fitting with Tallinn as the European Capital of Culture this year.
We recognise that many businesses from all over Europe will come to Tallinn for the first time in 2011 as the Estonian capital becomes one of the leading cities in Europe for hosting corporate events and incentives for their employees. But why should your company choose Tallinn? Because we believe that Tallinn, along with Riga and Vilnius, offers the kinds of unique Activities and unforgettable experiences that you will not find anywhere else in Europe. And, best of all, Tallinn offers a five-star incentives experience at three-star prices!
We have unique Tallinn Team Building Activities to suit every company including Snowmobile Safaris, Clay Pigeon Shooting and AK-47 Shooting. And what's more, because we are based in Tallinn, we are able to tailor-make whatever incentives or corporate activities you are searching for.
We have unrivalled access to the very best Corporate Venues in Tallinn; the full range of Tallinn Restaurants and Banqueting Facilities, and many of our exciting Team Building Activities are unique to our company.
If you are looking for the very best and most professional corporate events experience in Tallinn, run by a locally-based company, then we believe you should choose Tallinn Out There.
Please take the time to read through some of our exciting Team Building Activities below.
Carmen Kaas
The delectable 26-year old model is probably the most famous Estonian in the world. She was first spotted by an Italian modelling scout (that’s what he claimed he was anyway) when she was just 14. Having modelled for all of the world’s leading designers and labels Carmen ran for the European Parliament in 2004.
Lennart Meri
Former Estonian President Lennart-Georg Meri died in 2006. The charismatic politician served as Estonia’s President from restored independence in 1992 until 2001.As well as being a renowned statesman, who worked for freedom throughout the former Soviet Union, Meri also published several critically acclaimed books during his distinguished life.
Tanel Padar, 2XL (and Dave Benton)
When Estonia won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2001 some Estonian nationals declared that it marked one of the proudest days in the country’s history. Six years later many of those Estonians are eating their own words as they’ve come to realise just how ‘silly’ the Eurovision Song Contest actually is. Still, Tanel Padar remains a national hero for many of his fellow countrymen along with the members of backing group 2XL and, of course, soul-man Dave Benton (who is actually from the Caribbean island of Aruba)
Mart Poom
Estonia’s national football goalkeeper is very well known in England where he had spells at Sunderland, Derby County and Arsenal football clubs. From a distance Poom bears a resemblance to another goalkeeping legend, Peter Schmeichel, but fortunately for the Estonian he does not suffer from the same silly red nose problem that helped set Schmeichel aside from other goalkeepers of his era.
Markko Martin
Markko Martin helped put Estonia on the map with some sterling performances as a rally car driver at the beginning of this decade. He competed in 84 rallies before the death of his British co-pilot Michael Park caused him to exit the sport.
Mart laar
Two-times prime minister of Estonia Mart Laar was much loved by many Estonians as he guided his countrymen towards European Union entry. As often seems to happen in this part of the world, Laar was then involved in a series of corruption scandals that dirtied his image. He later came up smelling like roses after being acknowledged as one of the architects of Georgia’s ‘Rose Revolution’
Jaan Tallinn
Has this Estonian saved the world from the hands of the greedy multinational telecommunications companies? Young Jaan will be remembered for generations to come for being the architect of the skype programme, which amongst its many benefits allows Indians sat in a telephone call centre in Hyderabad to give directions to callers who want to know where the nearest chip shop is in the northern English town of Rochdale.
