Useful information for the traveler in Estonia!

Nestled between Russia, Finland and the Baltic Sea, it is certain that when you travel to Estonia you will find impressive natural landscapes. History, medieval past, national parks and a great cultural scene, you will discover all this on your next adventure. The country has more than 1000 islands and more than 1000 lakes, as well as the largest amount of impact craters in the world. Peculiar landscapes, pure air and wild fauna. Estonia captivates all types of travelers.

What to see and what to do in Estonia?

Places to visit Medieval cities with Russian and Scandinavian touches, coastline and lush forests, charming historic centers and a lot of life wherever you go. Cultural richness reflected in its castles and cathedrals of different styles, original islands, shelters of many flowers, Estonia is undoubtedly made for everyone, for lovers of active holidays, relaxation in the open air or culture in every corner. These are some of the places to see in Estonia:

• Tallinn: a particularly charming capital, with one of the best preserved medieval historical centers in Europe. Go up Toompea Hill for the best views of the city, next to the Russian Orthodox Cathedral and the Castle, currently the seat of the Estonian Parliament. Stroll between colorful buildings and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

• Lahemaa National Park: very close to the capital, this park will surprise you with the amount of wetlands and the trees that grow from them. Walk the park brushing with nature through wooden walkways, enjoy the change of colors throughout the park, take shelter in rural shelters or camp in the open air.

• Parnu: if you are looking for beaches in Estonia, head to this coastal city, for something it is known as 'the capital of summer'. In addition to touring the shore or the promenade, give yourself a mud-based thermal treatment, well known throughout the country. Feel the magic of a city that combines a Hanseatic past with colorful houses and a calm sea air.

• Tartu: known for being the oldest city and having the impressive University of Tartu, it is one of the cities in Estonia that you have to visit. It is the intellectual and cultural center of the country. The buildings are classic in style and through the streets you will be imbued with the most modern and student atmosphere. Without a doubt a city with a special character.

What to do?

• Marvel at the country's castles, from the 13th century Narva castles of Danish origin to Rakvere, which today is a total recreation of what medieval life was like at that time.

• Explore the islands of Estonia and discover a wild nature and a leisurely lifestyle, reminiscent of the traditional past of the country. The island of Saarema and the castle of Kuressaare, or the island Hiiumaa, formed by the explosion of a meteorite, are essential.

• Hiking routes to discover the diverse nature landscapes in one of its national parks, such as Sooma and the wetlands, or to observe flora and fauna in the Korvema Nature Reserve or the Matsalu National Park.

• Visit the Christmas markets and feel the ancient pagan influence and cozy atmosphere of the moment, from mid-November to early January. Best time to travel to Estonia Broadly speaking, the best time to travel to Estonia is in spring or summer, from May to September. The climate is more pleasant and there are many plans and activities in the open air and at points of tourist and cultural interest. If you want to enjoy the colors of natural landscapes or Christmas plans, you can also travel in autumn or winter. Check our website to know in more detail when to travel to Estonia.

Flights from Spain to Estonia

There are no direct flights to Estonia from Spain, so you will have to make a stopover in a European city. The average price of the round trip ticket is around € 150.

When to travel to Estonia?

Best time to travel to Estonia Broadly speaking, the best time to travel to Estonia is in spring or summer, from May to September. The climate is more pleasant and there are many plans and activities in the open air and at points of tourist and cultural interest. If you want to enjoy the colors of natural landscapes or Christmas plans, you can also travel in autumn or winter. Consult us to know in more detail when to travel to Estonia.