Pikakari beach, on the Paljassaare peninsula in northern Tallinn, is located near the Katariina pier that was constructed as a part of a battery of the Peter the Great sea fortress. The beach has…

The playground on Vabaduse plats located on L. Koidula street in Rakvere is a great place to play for both older and younger children. Bigger children can climb the climbing net while smaller…

A popular children’s park is located in the big moat of Haapsalu Episcopal Castle and it attracts visitors with medieval attractions. Come and have a look at a castle, a ship, a stone tug, a spider…

Stroomi beach is a child-friendly sandy swimming beach in northern Tallinn. Children can have fun in the playground, drive electric cars or jump on the trampoline. The beach also has areas for ball…

Vasikaholm Beach is Haapsalu’s second official bathing beach after Paralepa. There are changing cabins on the beach, as well as a toilet with clean water. In the summer, there is also an ice cream…

Athletes have access to eight sports halls of different sizes and versatile opportunities, as well as a 193 m long running track for both training and competition activities. The sports hall can host…

The skiing slopes and cross-country skiing tracks in Haanja are suitable for beginners and experienced skiers alike. The skiing tracks are 1 km, 2 km, 3 km and 5 km long. By the stadium there is also…

Haapsalu has been awarded the title of a Child Friendly City – the various playgrounds in the town are the proof of that. The playground at Posti Street is in the small park right next to the…

Harku Lake was once called Loodjärv (Level Lake) because when people used to look at it from the top of the hill, the lake seemed to be as high as the sea – everything seemed to be level. Harku Beach…

Haapsalu Sports Hall includes a modern sports centre complex. Here, you can play basketball, volleyball, and tennis in an indoor hall and, if the weather is warm, on the outdoor stadium as well. The…

Kakumäe beach, by the bay of the same name, is located in the suburb of Haabersti in Tallinn; it is sandy, and usually, not too choppy. The water is relatively shallow, making the beach suitable for…

The children’s department of the Central Library of Lääne County is the home for Ilon’s rooms – a reading room and a candle hall where children’s events related to literature and music are organised…

There's a great wooden castle for climbing and playing behind the Rakvere Theatre, in the park Rahvaaed. There are also swings and a sandbox in the playground. Useful information: ducks nest in the…

Ebavere sports centre is in a stunning natural setting, close to the third highest hill (146 m) in the Pandivere uplands. The tracks and trails that criss-cross the area represent the perfect…

Viljandi County Sports and Recreation Centre in Holstre-Polli is a place where those who love nature, hiking and sports will find plenty to keep them occupied on well-tended forest trails, sealed…

Haapsalu is a child-friendly town. On the corner of its main road and Mihkli Street you will find a cosy park where small kids can play on the slides and enjoy themselves on the swings. In summer…

Shallow and sandy Matsi Beach is the best known and the most beautiful beach in the western part of Pärnu County. It is a natural, or so-called wild beach that is the perfect place for enjoying some…

The 35-metre long and 8-metre wide three-masted motor sailboat Ernst Jaakson (Alar) is the largest old boat to survive in Estonia. The boat was built in 1937–1939 in the Village of Õngu on Hiiumaa…

Setomaa Tourist Farm offers sports lovers the following: * full-sized tennis court with artificial grass * beach volleyball by a lake * petanque * corona * children's playground Did you know…

auto24ring is the only closed circuit in Estonia meant for racing cars and motorcycles. It is possible to race on four tracks with different lengths and shapes. The longest of them is 3.2 kilometres…