Tallinn - Tallinn 10 day trip

Tallinn seamlessly fuses its medieval past and architecture with modern amenities that include museums, cafes, and night life.

Spend a few hours exploring the ins and outs of the capital's historic center, enjoy people watching or relaxing in a cafe.

This platform offers amazing views of the Medieval landscape of the Old Town, the skyscrapers, the Pirita district, and the gulf.

At the top of this popular street, visitors can view the Old Town's fortified medieval walls and beyond.

In addition to its panoramic views, this medieval fortification features an interactive museum of the history of Tallinn.

Jagala Waterfall is a great summer and winter destination. Be sure to examine the fossils while exploring this picturesque area.

Encompassing bogs, forests, and meadows, this nature reserve is beloved for its hiking, mushroom, and berry picking opportunities.

This old market square remains a thriving center, with cafes, shops, and one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.

This elegant 18C palace houses an excellent museum with a fine collection of 16C-18C Estonian artwork.

With special exhibits and seasonal events, this museum boasts a village with over 70 18C-20C reconstructed buildings.

Housed in a 14C merchant's home, this excellent museum covers Tallinn's vast history from its founding to the Soviet occupation.

The 18C comes alive at this museum, with detailed reconstructions of fishing and farming villages through more than 80 structures.

Two adjacent islands set in the Gulf of Finland, these isles are sparsely inhabited and boast wild nature, as well as interesting history.

This 17C cathedral is a treasure with carved oak coats-of-arms, grave stones, and a bell tower that offers panoramic views.

One of Estonia's largest museums, this vast art museum boasts an amazing collection of artwork from the 18C until today.

Gain a greater appreciation of the Old Town's charm when walking along its one mile stretch of 13C walls and towers.

Located in the 15C Great Guild Hall, this museum has comprehensive exhibits covering the region over the past 11,000 years.

Bisecting the beautiful Keila River, this 6m waterfall is a lovely natural spot along which you can hike or simply relax with a sandwich.

Spanning over 280 sq mi, Lahemaa National Park features bays, forests, and bogs that will leave an unforgettable impression.

Housed in the 16C Fat Margaret tower, this museum features ship and navigation history along with ships in its adjacent harbor.

This 13C church houses fantastic religious art and artifacts, including what remains of the famous 15C "Dance of Death" by Notke.

Home to puppets from all over the world, this interactive museum uses puppets to teach about Estonia's history.

Plants and animals from various climates make this park peaceful and rewarding. Don't miss the endangered European mink exhibit.

Matsalu is home to many water birds and several endangered species. Its bay, river, and islands offer phenomenal bird-watching.

Visit the island if you wish to escape the city and enjoy some relaxing camping, an array of hiking paths, and a sense of tranquility.

Founded in 1229, Haapsalu has an authentic medieval ambiance. Its 19C seaside promenade and popular spas offer tranquility.

Stroll down charming streets lined with medieval wooden homes, and enjoy the authentic traditional atmosphere.

This beautiful 13C castle boasts a museum, cathedral, playground, a bell tower with great views, and an intriguing ghost story.

Walk along the sandy shores, go for a dip if the weather is nice, and watch the sun sink into the sea at Haapsalu's beautiful beach.

A tribute to the famous children's author Wikland, this museum offers her original art and numerous rooms inspired by her work.

Matsalu is home to many water birds and several endangered species. Its bay, river, and islands offer phenomenal bird-watching.

For an authentic Estonian experience, visit this picturesque island, home to fishing villages that have preserved local tradition.

Two adjacent islands set in the Gulf of Finland, these isles are sparsely inhabited and boast wild nature, as well as interesting history.

Kassari is an oasis for birds and bird-watchers. A church, a museum, and even a famed restaurant are welcome stops while exploring.

Founded in the 13C, this sea-side town is popular for its lovely beaches and renowned spas.

Wander through the town center, admiring the variety of historic sites, including medieval remains, churches, and monuments.

Home to some of the nicest beaches in the area, this picturesque quarter is also known for its lovely architecture.

Leading up to the beach, this 19C park features beautifully designed themed sections and several species of flora.

An excellent history museum with exhibits from throughout the centuries, dating from Neolithic times up to today.

Known for its peat bogs, Soomaa has a trail system that allows for walks of all difficulties through its captivating landscapes.

Matsalu is home to many water birds and several endangered species. Its bay, river, and islands offer phenomenal bird-watching.

An exciting day out, this park features numerous pools, slides, and cafes, something for everyone to enjoy.

Completed in 1768, this bright and cheerful Russian Orthodox church is an excellent example of Baroque architecture.

This 18C church is an example of ecclesiastical Baroque architecture, with Neo-Gothic additions and a masterful altarpiece.

This museum covers the lives and works of Koidula, the famous 19C poet, and her father, Jannsen, the father of Estonian journalism.

Reached by ferry in the summer and an ice bridge during wintertime, this sparsely populated isle provides a glimpse into rural Estonia.

For an authentic Estonian experience, visit this picturesque island, home to fishing villages that have preserved local tradition.

While Otepaa is known for winter sports, this small town also offers year-round hiking, museums, and several notable landmarks.

Take a break from invigorating outdoor activities, and explore the town center's church and fortress ruins.

Adults and children alike will find a favorite trail to explore by swinging on vines, jumping from trees, and many more adventures.

These 30,400 acres (12,300 ha) include lakes, bogs, forests, and even an ancient burial mound, all waiting for you to explore them.

The 8-mi (12-km) trail circling Lake Puhajarv offers access to a variety of beach activities and relaxing cafes.

Established in the 14C, the ruined castle was once a border stronghold, now featuring a small museum and great hiking nearby.

A popular destination for hiking and rafting, the Ahja is perfect for exploring nature and history, which is enhanced with signage.

Adjacent to the town of Voru, this lovely lake offers a wonderful promenade along its bank, surrounded with nice scenery.

The highest summit in the Baltics, this mountain is surrounded with hilly uplands and offers lovely landscape of the countryside.

While a city with a progressive cultural scene, Rakvere also bustles like a small town, with its commanding castle to mark history.

These castle ruins offer more than just a history lesson, with hands-on medieval activities, a torture room, and even wine-tasting.

Explore this district by visiting shops, landmarks, and museums by day and a restaurant and a club by night.

With Baroque decorative pieces inside, this Medieval church also boasts an exceptionally tall spire which was added in the 17C.

Said to be the largest animal statue in the Baltics, this monumental bronze aurochs was erected on the town's 700th anniversary.

Formerly a 16C Russian Orthodox church, this convent complex features several lovely churches and a collection of artwork.

Jagala Waterfall is a great summer and winter destination. Be sure to examine the fossils while exploring this picturesque area.

Encompassing bogs, forests, and meadows, this nature reserve is beloved for its hiking, mushroom, and berry picking opportunities.

Spanning over 280 sq mi, Lahemaa National Park features bays, forests, and bogs that will leave an unforgettable impression.