Discover Estonia: Tallinn, Tartu and Saaremaa
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Tallinn Old Town
Tallinn's medieval old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and considered the best-preserved Hanseatic city in Northern Europe — with Gothic towers, city walls and cobblestone streets.
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Nature & Bogs
Estonia's pristine national parks, endless forests and mystical bogs delight nature lovers — Soomaa National Park experiences a unique "fifth season" every year.
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Digital Society
Estonia is the world's most digitally advanced country: e-voting, digital citizenship and the birthplace of Skype and Wise make it Europe's tech role model.
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Estonian Cuisine
Rye bread, smoked fish, game and beets — Estonian cuisine is hearty and seasonal, yet Tallinn's restaurants surprise with modern interpretations.
🏙️ Cities
Cities in Estonia
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Narva
Hermann Castle facing the Russian fortress of Ivangorod, the seaside resort Narva-Jõesuu and a unique border-town atmosphere.
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Pärnu
Estonia's most famous beach, centuries-old spa tradition and the picturesque Rannapromenaad.
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Saaremaa
Kuressaare's Bishop's Castle, the mysterious Kaali meteorite crater and the windmills of Angla.
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Tartu
Estonia's oldest university, the historic Toome Hill and the charming Town Hall Square.
🗺️ More Tours
More Estonia Tours
❓ FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Estonia
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How do I get to Estonia?
Flight Zurich–Tallinn via Helsinki or Riga, total travel time 3–4 hours. A ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn runs daily in just 2 hours.
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Is Estonia expensive?
Relatively affordable: accommodation in Tallinn 30–60 €, restaurants 8–15 € per person. Even more affordable outside Tallinn and in the off-season.
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What is the best time to visit?
June–August for midsummer experiences and white nights. Winter (December–February) for snow, atmosphere and Tallinn's charming Christmas markets.
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What language is spoken?
Estonian is the official language, but English is understood almost everywhere, especially in Tallinn. Russian is also widely spoken.