Estonia's largest island, with juniper meadows, windmills, cliffs and quiet villages. Kuressaare has the best-preserved medieval castle in the Baltics, a square stone fortress built by the bishops of Saare-Lääne, with a museum.
See the Angla windmills, the Kaali meteorite crater, and the Panga cliffs. Ferries run from Virtsu to Muhu, which is joined to Saaremaa by a causeway. Spa hotels are popular.
'Land of bogs', a wilderness of raised bogs, flooded meadows and forests, famous for its 'fifth season' in spring, when rivers flood the land and you…
One of the best-preserved medieval towns in northern Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with city walls and towers, cobbled streets, merchants' ho…
Estonia's oldest and largest national park, on the coast east of Tallinn, with forests, bogs, boulder-strewn beaches and fishing villages.
Estonia's university city and its intellectual heart, with a town hall square, the 'Kissing Students' fountain, a leaning house, and the ruins of the…
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