'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 can canoe through the forests. Walk the boardwalk trails through the bogs, and try bog-shoeing with a guide.
Traditional dugout canoes (haabjas) are still made here. The visitor centre at Tõramaa has information. It's about 1.5 hours from Tallinn; nearby Pärnu is Estonia's summer resort.
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…
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 largest island, with juniper meadows, windmills, cliffs and quiet villages.
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