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Find inspiration for your story from our articles about Estonia. From culture to cuisine, and from cities to the wild, we’ve selected some of our top picks to get you started.
This island of Hiiumaa is beautiful all year round. During springtime, there are is great bird watching, in autumn you'll feel a warm and temperate climate, and in winter you can experience the ice road.
From a hike in a colorful forest to total relaxation at a luxury spa, here's how to best enjoy an autumn holiday in Estonia.
Traditional Estonian harvest foods make the most of nature’s bounty, from the farm, field, and forest. Here are some places to try them.
Martinmas and St Catherine’s Day are traditional holidays similar to Halloween that celebrate harvests in November in Estonia.
While Estonia is not a hilly country, the rolling hills and calm, scenic valleys of South Estonia make for a sight worth taking in.
South Estonia simply has too many great circular hikes for one list! Here are more hikes that conveniently begin and end in the same place.
From saunas to workshops, here are ten activity ideas for when the weather's bad outside and you'd rather stay cosy indoors.
These day trips from Tallinn are some of the most popular pages on the Visit Estonia website. Here's where to go to spend a day immersed in nature.
These 15 circular hiking trails in South Estonia begin and end at the same spot. They pass through forests and wetlands and alongside peaceful lakes.
What is the Baltic Coastal Hiking Route and how to prepare for a hike there
Green Traveler recognized these attractions, accommodations, restaurants, and activities as Estonia's top destinations for sustainable tourism.
Estonia has a vast quantity of springs, many of which are considered sacred in Estonian folklore. Here's where to go for a mystical experience.
Indrek Hargla’s books invite the reader to step into the atmosphere of medieval Tallinn
There are over 400 churches in Estonia open to visitors. From medieval to modern, these churches offer insight into Estonia's history and culture.
On August 20th, 1991, Estonia re-declared its independence. Every August, this day is celebrated with commemorative events all over the country.
Estonia's Old Believers live along the shores of Lake Peipsi. A trip to experience their centuries-old culture is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Here are some of Estonia's best new exhibitions for foodies, families, and art lovers.
Estonia was a key location for the merchants of the Hanseatic League. Here's where to go and what to see if you're interested in medieval history.
The main settlements of Coastal Swedes were Ruhnu and Vormsi Island, Pakri islands and the Noarootsi Peninsula, Riguldi and Osmussaar.
History of seafaring and coastal culture has left Estonia with a wealth of historical ships and wrecks to be explored.
Estonian wine combines the best of experimental and traditional techniques using local fruits, berries, and forest products.
Estonia's beautiful winding coastline is a home to many gourmet restaurants offering taste bud tickling dining experiences.
Estonia's pristine nature is home to top-notch restaurants and traditional cafes. Visitors willing to explore can uncover some truly tasty treats.
Thirty-one restaurants in Estonia have earned a place on the MICHELIN Guide. Among those, two have a coveted MICHELIN star.
Take a culinary tour de Estonia! From Tallinn to Tartu to the western isles, try something out of the ordinary at one of these top restaurants.
Have a craving for something sweet? Here's your guide to Estonian desserts—where to go and what to try.
Tallinn's historic medieval taverns, elegant cafés, and retro restaurants offer diners a chance to step back in time while enjoying a delicious meal.
Estonia is home to some of the most stunning natural and manmade wonders in Europe and the world.
Learn how a country of 1.3 million convinced more than 18 million people to help clean up the planet on a single day in September: World Cleanup Day.
Who said you should only explore Estonian cities by car? Get with the trend: jump on the train and you will have a vastly different experience.
Evenings are extra long during autumn and winter. Don't turn in early! Make the most of the black nights with these 40 attractions and activities.
Like A Local has published an article where a lifelong Estonian Martin Liivand writes about the most common myths people think regarding Estonia
Abandoned factories and ghostly castles are just some of the many places to explore alongside your more traditional tourism attractions in Estonia.
As you plan your visit to Estonia, try not to make these common mistakes. With a little preparation, they can be easily avoided.
Take a look into twelve convenient, electronic services available to citizens in Estonia.
Take a trip out of Tallinn and dedicate a week or more to your health with treatments that are based on doctors’ instructions.
What makes Estonian spas truly unique is that they often include a water park and relaxing sauna complexes in the same building.
A selection of great health and wellness tourism destinations in Estonia
New spa map invites you to explore Estonian spas and experience its extensive wellness offering
Browse some of the most local and traditional treatments available in Estonian spas.
Pärnu - the place for relaxation, great food and adventures!
Inspiring tips when going to spa
Eat, sleep and indulge like an aristocrat in Estonia’s many historical manor houses.
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