Welcome to Estonia

Estonia – The much promising Baltic gem that lies north of Latvia, south of Finland and west of Russia. Located in northeastern Europe, this small coastal country is a short ferry trip away from Finland and Sweden, a coach ride away from European capitals and an overnight train from Saint Petersburg. Being among the least densely populated countries in Europe and having the 50% of its mainland covered with forest Estonia makes for a great nature and city break destination. Has over 2000 islands and great architectural monuments from fortifications, churches, castles, manors to lighthouses. Today Estonia has a fondness for the tech industry and considered to be one of the most digital societies in the world (99% of the state services are online!).

Cool Facts

Activities – Highlights

Kadriorg Palace

Visit the 18th century Kadriorg Palace, one of the most beautiful examples of Baroque architecture in Estonia and in Northern Europe as a whole. The palace is surrounded by a beautiful garden of fountains, modelled on Versailles and houses Art Museum of Estonia's foreign collection.

Estonian Open-Air Museum

Estonian Open-Air Museum is a living museum. Visitor can see old Estonia life details. The 14 farms in the museum provide an overview of how families from different strata of society lived in the 18–20th centuries.

Tallinn’s Old Town

Join a guided tour on Tallinn’s old town and explore all of what this UNESCO world heritage site has to offer. Within fortified walls, centuries old buildings with their red tile roofs, hidden courtyards and winding cobblestone streets exhibit a unique charm that is hard to resist.

Toompea Castle

The history of Toompea Castle is the story of the rulers and conquerors of Estonia, each of whom molded and reinforced the place to their own needs and according to their own taste. Today the castle is home to the Riigikogu (the Estonian parliament).

Parnu

Visit Parnu, a resort seaside city and Estonia's summer capital. Enjoy typical Estonian cuisine and relaxed strolls on Parnu’s long sandy beach.

Tartu

Tartu lays claim to being Estonia’s spiritual capital and it’s known for the prestigious, 17th-century University of Tartu. Explore Town Hall Square, home to the Kissing Students fountain.

Tallinn’s Christmas Market

The Tallinn Christmas Market delights everyone with its coziness, historical location, half a century old buildings and long traditions. Enjoy the fairy-tale atmosphere of one of Best Christmas Market in Europe.