All Cities in Estonia to Visit

Haapsalu, Estonia pairs a medieval episcopal castle, elegant seaside promenade, spa heritage, local shawls and relaxed Baltic-coast culture.

Jõhvi, Estonia, pairs a medieval church, concert hall and oil-shale heritage with forested Ida-Viru landscapes and easy rail connections for sightseeing.

Kuressaare, Estonia’s island capital, pairs a medieval castle, spa culture, seaside walks and Saaremaa food with calm Baltic charm and local history.

Kärdla, Estonia’s quiet Hiiumaa capital, blends island history, coastal walks, forested parks, local museums, Baltic Sea culture and nature trails.

Paide, Estonia’s limestone-built heart, pairs a medieval castle hill with museums, quiet streets, local culture and easy access to Järva County landscapes.

Pärnu, Estonia’s elegant seaside resort, pairs sandy beaches and historic villas with spa culture, museums, cafés and relaxed Baltic sightseeing.

Rakvere, Estonia combines a medieval castle, Estonian culture, forest landscapes, family attractions and easy northern Estonia sightseeing between Tallinn and Narva.

Rapla, Estonia, pairs a twin-towered church and riverside walks with county heritage, rail connections, local culture and peaceful rural excursions.

Tallinn, Estonia blends medieval walls, Baltic history, creative culture and island-fringed coastal scenery for rewarding sightseeing and local experiences.

Tartu, Estonia’s university city, blends Hanseatic history, riverside walks, inventive culture, museums and lively cafés across a compact southern landscape.

Valga, Estonia, pairs railway heritage, borderland history, museums and riverside walks with easy access to Latvian Valka and southern Estonia.

Viljandi, Estonia, pairs medieval castle ruins, lake walks, wooden streets and celebrated folk music with a relaxed southern Estonian atmosphere.

Võru in southeastern Estonia blends Võro culture, lakeside walks, wooden streets, Kreutzwald heritage and easy access to the scenic Haanja uplands.