The church was built in 1873 according to the designs of architect Heinrich Scheel. A parish school building was erected nearby, accessed by a linden alley having survived till nowadays.

Being one of the most famous natural attractions of the island of Saaremaa, the cliff formed a thousand years ago as a result of the melting of a glacier. With a height reaching 21.3 meters and its length of 3 kilometers, the cliff is the highest on the coast of the islands of Saaremaa. Its name derives from the village located nearby.

In the north of Saaremaa Island, there is an amazing place where you can explore windmills not only from the outside, but also from the inside. Here, you may get acquainted with the local folk culture and have a delicious lunch in the cafe.

This modern restaurant with one of the most beautiful views on the island of Saaremaa will excite you with a varied menu, friendly service and a wonderful atmosphere.

This beautiful place within 15 minutes drive from Kuressaare is a spot where you can enjoy a secluded holiday in a quiet atmosphere. These cottages are perfect for a romantic getaway, a family trip, or travelling with a large group of friends.

This unique theme park in the Baltics invites its visitors of all ages to learn about Viking history in a playful way.

This unique project includes a 2-hour-long exposition of the history of Soviet everyday life, a concert hall and themed escape rooms. The museum is located in the building of the former collective farm center, one of 15 of its kind in Estonia.

The complex is located in a picturesque place on the coast of the Soela Strait, offering guests rest in glamping tents, which make a great place to escape from the daily routine and relax in nature.

St. Anna’s Church in Mustjala is named after the wife of the Danish Vice-Governor, Anna Shestedt. In 1605, she built a chapel, which was later rebuilt into a church.