Walking tours with a twist

The guide will take you on a tour of the closed territory of Krenholm, as well as allow you to peek into the old factory and see the old spinnery, which will allow you to better understand the scale of the work. The tour is about 2.5 km long.  If there are people in the group who speak different languages, the guide will speak alternatively in Estonian, Russian, and English. NB! Tickets are not sold on site at the moment. Please purchase tickets in advance.

The hike starts at the Hiiumaa Military Museum. The tour allows us to look back at the times before, during, and after the last two wars. We will start with an overview of the exhibits at the Military Museum, which will introduce the course of war in Hiiu County. After that, we will go on a hike in the footsteps of the war and the army in the forests of Tahkuna peninsula and along the tracks of a forgotten track bed and military roads. We will explore the forest and find out how war, soldiers, and military installations have affected the nature of Tahkuna. Urmas Selirand, our guide, has organised military nature hikes since 1993.

The unique cultural landscape of Tartu and the picturesque Karlova timber buildings absolutely need to be discovered! Unique Tartu city tours take visitors to paths which they may not necessarily end up on during a regular stroll. We will walk by sites that have lots of street art, thoroughly examine the nature of local street art, and the reasons behind it. We will also study Karlova’s history and the origins of its artistic landscape. The tours are intended for adventurous visitors of Tartu who wish to discover Tartu from a different angle. The tour starts in the courtyard of Aparaaditehas and goes through Karlova.

Travel to the Stone Age and back again and try the flavours of different periods of history! A guide will give you an overview of Pärnu's 11,000 years of history and introduce you to the food culture of the original Pulli settlers, medieval merchants and the Baltic Germans who holidayed in the resort town. Menu: Hunter-gatherer's snacks with elk meat and salted mushrooms, served with herb schnapps; salted broadbeans and porter; and open sandwiches with spicy sprats and pickles, served with mead. Prices: Snacks and exhibition admission – € 10,80 Guide services – € 36 (foreign language) Note: Guided tours must be booked in advance.

Good food, lovely people, and the wonderful nature of Western Estonia – what more could you want? We have put together a selection of special dining experiences in Western Estonia. These are no ordinary cafes and restaurants, but farms and shops that open its doors to you to introduce you their products and offer samples for tasting. In addition to the places we visit during the tour, you might also be interested in a tour in the Tori Jõesuu Cider Farm or having a special dinner with your friends in the building of the lighthouse keeper on the islet of Viirelaid. To make sure you get the best tour experience, make sure you make agreements for the services beforehand.

Olev Siinmaa was an Estonian architect, interior designer, and the city architect of Pärnu. During his tenure from 1925–1944, Pärnu was given a modern look. The tour introduces places related to O. Siinmaa and the functionalist beach architecture in Pärnu. The walk starts at Rüütli Street 1a (his home, which he himself designed) and ends at the Rannahotell Hotel, which is one of the symbols of Pärnu. The tour lasts for about 1.5 hours.