Estonia

Discover Estonia and you will see it is phenomenal. Like Alice in her Wonderland, you will find there is even more to see in Estonia than you have dreamed about. The dream world becomes real and the reality is unbelievable. From untouched nature and preserved history to post-modern city culture, you can experience solitude and the forces of masses. Big business and handicrafts passed from generation to generation stand hand by hand. Welcome to Estonia!

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Tallinn

The medieval capital of Estonia sits on the Baltic coast 30 miles from Helsinki. It is one of the most western cities of the former Soviet Union, yet still untouched by mass tourism. The Old Town dates back to the 13th century and has come under Swedish, German and Russian

The medieval capital of Estonia sits on the Baltic coast 30 miles from Helsinki. It is one of the most western cities of the former Soviet Union, yet still untouched by mass tourism. The Old Town dates back to the 13th century and has come under Swedish, German and Russian influence at various times. Sights include the 14th century Gothic Town Hall, the pink Parliament building and Nevsky Cathedral. A sightseeing tour of the outskirts of the city should include a visit to Kadriog Park, which surrounds a Palace constructed by Peter the Great, Song Festival centre and Pirita Harbour which houses a British submarine, built in Barrow in Furness, sold to the Estonian navy in 1937, seized by the Soviet navy in 1940 and now back to Estonian hands again.

The medieval capital of Estonia sits on the Baltic coast 30 miles from Helsinki. It is one of the most western cities of the former Soviet Union, yet still untouched by mass tourism. The Old Town dates back to the 13th century and has come under Swedish, German and Russian
Lahemaa National Park

Estonia's largest national park is an interesting mix of coastal bluffs, dense forest, 18th-century manor houses, and numerous lakes, rivers and waterfalls, located in northern Estonia. You'd think you were in a Jane Austen novel but for the bears and lynxes. Waterfalls cascade down

Estonia's largest national park is an interesting mix of coastal bluffs, dense forest, 18th-century manor houses, and numerous lakes, rivers and waterfalls, located in northern Estonia. You'd think you were in a Jane Austen novel but for the bears and lynxes. Waterfalls cascade down some of the 56m (184ft) cliffs along the northern edge of the North Estonian limestone plateau known as the Glint, which bisects the park from east to west. The two main areas open to visitors are the Koljaku-Oandu Reserve, an area of wet sea forest in the north-eastern part of the park; and the Laukasoo Reserve, home to the 7000-year-old bog in the park's centre.

Estonia's largest national park is an interesting mix of coastal bluffs, dense forest, 18th-century manor houses, and numerous lakes, rivers and waterfalls, located in northern Estonia. You'd think you were in a Jane Austen novel but for the bears and lynxes. Waterfalls cascade down
Tartu

A historic and young city, the second-largest town, a landscape of almost untouched nature, rounded hills and little lakes. This charming old university city is cozily small, yet big enough to offer a traveler a lot – the glory of once well known Hansa-town, the ancient Dome Hill, academic

A historic and young city, the second-largest town, a landscape of almost untouched nature, rounded hills and little lakes. This charming old university city is cozily small, yet big enough to offer a traveler a lot – the glory of once well known Hansa-town, the ancient Dome Hill, academic atmosphere with old University buildings and merry student festivals, a rich cultural life of concerts, theatre and exhibitions.

A historic and young city, the second-largest town, a landscape of almost untouched nature, rounded hills and little lakes. This charming old university city is cozily small, yet big enough to offer a traveler a lot – the glory of once well known Hansa-town, the ancient Dome Hill, academic
Pärnu

Today's Pärnu is Estonia's chic summer capital and offers a great number of various summer activities on the ground, and of course, on the water. Pärnu is also famous for its curative mud and mineral water cures, that keep sanatoriums and health centers busy year-round.
Saaremaa

The biggest and the most famous of Estonia's more than 1500 islands. Wind whistling over the juniper fields and white cliffs, wooden windmills and thatched roofs, fortified stone churches on the countryside, nature reserves, ancient hill forts… The capital city of Saaremaa is Kuressaare,

The biggest and the most famous of Estonia's more than 1500 islands. Wind whistling over the juniper fields and white cliffs, wooden windmills and thatched roofs, fortified stone churches on the countryside, nature reserves, ancient hill forts… The capital city of Saaremaa is Kuressaare,where one the island's main attractions is situated – the XIVth century Bishop's Castle, one of the best preserved medieval fortress in the Baltic's.

The biggest and the most famous of Estonia's more than 1500 islands. Wind whistling over the juniper fields and white cliffs, wooden windmills and thatched roofs, fortified stone churches on the countryside, nature reserves, ancient hill forts… The capital city of Saaremaa is Kuressaare,