Karilatsi Open Air Museum (Karilatsi Vabaõhumuuseum) is a must-see attraction when visiting the Tartu area, Southern Estonia.

Southern Estonia is the perfect destination for travelers looking to explore places off the beaten path. Full of hidden gems, not over-crowded but with plenty of things to see and do!

Estonia is a small country in Northern Europe, mostly known for Tallinn. This well-preserved capital is a popular day stop with tourists visiting on a cruise ship, city break, or organized Scandinavia tours.

Today, I am going to introduce you to Tartu – the second largest city in Estonia so I can show you that Tallinn is not the only place worth visiting.

Tallinn is without a doubt the prettiest capital in the Baltic states and the main point of interest for most tourists. But why not plan a few day trips from Tallinn to see what the rest of the country looks like?

Visiting Tallinn on a cruise is easier than you think. This post contains a detailed itinerary including a simple walking route as well as tips on where to eat.

So you bought tickets to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, and looking for places to visit? This list of things to see in Tallinn will help you plan your trip smoothly.

Whether you are visiting the capital of Estonia for a day or perhaps a long weekend, know that there is a lot to see. That is why we created this list of the 5 best museums in Tallinn.

Estonian Open Air Museum (Eesti Vabaõhumuuseum) is located on the outskirts of Tallinn. It houses a large collection of traditional houses and barn dwellings from all parts of Estonia.

Estonia – a small Baltic country with thousands of islands, endless forests and the most advanced digital society in the world. But is it worth a visit? The answer is yes!

Getting around Tallinn is easy and your options will depend on the length of your trip. This post contains all the information you need to know, including useful tips and suggestions.