The ruins of Vastseliina Castle (Estonian: Vastseliina piiskopilinnus, German: Neuhausen) are one of the main attractions of Southern Estonia, marked by the famous yellow National Geographic frame.
The ruins of Vastseliina Castle (Estonian: Vastseliina piiskopilinnus, German: Neuhausen) are one of the main attractions of Southern Estonia, marked by the famous yellow National Geographic frame.
Tihuse Horse Tourism Farm is a special place with a soul, where you can slow down, recharge, and connect with the unique nature and cultural heritage of Estonia.
One of the main attractions in Southern Estonia, Pesapuu Tower is located in the picturesque Nightingale Valley (Ööbikuorg) in Rõuge.
Hara Sadam is a unique tourist complex on the grounds of a former Soviet submarine base, located in the picturesque Lahemaa National Park, within an hour’s drive from Tallinn. Here, the harsh military legacy of the past is wonderfully combined with pristine nature and the sound of the sea.
This picturesque museum, within just a 15-minute drive from the center of Tallinn, brings together Estonian history from different centuries. Wooden houses, windmills, a village school, an inn, and a church here seem to be frozen in time.
Being a hyper-interactive center of entertainment, science, and virtual reality, PROTO invites you to fly in a hot air balloon, drive the world’s first automobile, walk along the ocean floor, soar upward on a flying bike, and make real scientific discoveries. You can easily spend an entire day exploring this captivating world of adventure. It’s a great place to visit with family and friends.
Maarjamäe Castle is a historic complex on the outskirts of Tallinn, where the past meets the modern. Its history dates back to the 17th century: a sugar factory operated here, and later, an elegant summer estate was established. Today, it is one of the most interesting sites in the Estonian History Museum.
In the very center of the Old Town you will find a majestic Gothic building — the Great Guild Hall. Built in 1410, it served for centuries as a venue for lavish celebrations, important negotiations, and gatherings of wealthy merchants. Today, it’s not just an architectural landmark, but also home to the Estonian History Museum, where medieval walls meet contemporary exhibitions.
This amazing place in Tallinn’s Old Town offers a chance to meet different species of parrots, feed them, learn all about their lives and care, and even buy a pet. A visit to Papagoide Paradiis is a great idea for a date or a family weekend.
One of the most impressive museums in Estonia, where you can explore unique objects, is located on the coast, near Noblessner Port, and within just a 20-minute walk from the Fat Margaret Tower, which houses the Maritime Museum’s permanent exhibition.