Republic of EstoniaIt is one of the three Baltic countries in Northern Europe. West to the Baltic Sea, north to the Gulf of Finland, the same to the south and east.LatviawithRussiaborder.
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area
Estonia itself is divided into 15 counties (or Maakonnad, Maakond in the singular). In order to highlight the unique characteristics of Estonia, we have used 4 special regions in this guide. Since this country is very small,Most destinations can be reached within a few hours from Tallinn。
Northern Estonia The most industrialized regions have more than one-third of the population. TallinnThe medieval city with nightlife and UNESCO protection is a famous tourist attraction. There are many beautiful little beach villages likeCabername、Laurasma、Nava、KasmewithWausau。Lahma National ParkIt can be reached from Tallinn within an hour. |
East Estonia East Viru County, adjacent to Russia. NarvaWith many landmarks, it is the easternmost place in the European Union. And locally likeToilawithNarbajoesu, Is the best seaside resort in Estonia. |
Western Estonia and Outlying Islands Famous for its holiday resorts,HaapsaluwithParnu(The summer capital of Estonia) and its islands (SaremawithHiumamaximum). The area has historical significance.NoarozziwithLunuwithWormseyThe island is inhabited by coastal Swedes. And other unique places, including islands with rich cultural heritageKeanuwithMuhu,as well asVirsantiwithMatsaluNational Park. |
South Estonia The lively university townTartuas a center. South and southeastSetomawithMurkimaPossessing a unique cultural heritage that is still visible today. Kalura National Park、Soma National ParkwithOtepeNearby ski resorts are in the area. |
city
- Tallinn -The capital, financial and cosmopolitan center of Estonia, with its medieval old town. Beautiful and expensive (compared to other Estonian towns).
- Tartu -The rich museums and Hanseatic city on the banks of Emayogi. In addition, Estonia’s second largest and oldest city, a knowledge center known for its university, and a vibrant student city.
- Narva -Estonia's easternmost and third largest city, located on the Narva River, which borders Russia. Known as Hermann Castle, it is located opposite Ivangorod Castle and the Klingholm Factory. Even if it looks gray and dull.
- Parnu -Estonia’s fourth largest city and the summer capital of Estonia, famous for its balneo sanatorium and spa, surrounded by many beaches.
- Rakvere -Estonia's fifth largest city, located east of Tallinn, famous for its punk and rock festivals and spirit.
- Haapsalu -"Venice of the North", a major seaside resort and medium-sized port city, suitable for visiting spas, with mud baths, sailing boats, swimming, interesting medieval monuments such as the cathedral and Haapsalu ruins castle and picturesque Railway Museum.
- Virjandi -A beautiful, old and hilly city, famous for its annual Viljandi folk music festival, beautiful old town and picturesque parks around the ancient castle.
- Kuressaare -The capital of Salema Island, the only town on the island, and the location of Kuressaare Castle. It also has many spas, water parks and a beach.
- Varga -A small town on the border with Latvia, where it gradually developed into Varka Town in Latvia.
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arrival
aviation
The Tallinn Airport is the largest airport in Estonia. Air Baltic is a secondary hub in Tallinn, and Nordica uses Tallinn as a hub airport.
railway
Private car
bus
You can take the long-distance bus fromLatviaEnter Estonia.
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Language
The official language of Estonia is Estonian, but English is also quite popular in big cities.
Although Russian is also commonly used, starting a conversation with locals in Russian is regarded asVery rudethe behavior of.