• Walking around picturesque Old Town Tallinn and admiring the medieval architecture
• Hiking, biking, and viewing wildlife at Lahemaa National Park
• Relaxing on the beach or at the spa in seaside Pãrnu
• Skiing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding at Otepää, one of Europe’s best ski resorts
• Attending a summer music festival and enjoying the traditional Estonian folk music
• Tasting Estonian cuisine, such as homemade bread, stews, and rhubarb pie
• Exploring Tartu University and the Estonian National Museum while partaking in the intellectual culture of the city
• If you’re lucky, seeing the Tuhala Witch’s Well after rainfall as the geyser bubbles and floods the surrounding areas

Highlights of Estonia in 1 Week

Although Estonia is so small, the country welcomes more tourists every year than its total population. A one week tour in Estonia will give you plenty of time to explore both the medieval cities and the natural beauty of the countryside.

Day 1-3, Tallinn: Admire the stunning architecture, explore Old Town, and learn about traditional Estonian culture in Estonia’s capital city.

Day 4, Lahemaa National Park: Cycle, hike, and spot rare wildlife in Estonia’s largest national park.

Day 5, Tartu: Explore the university town of Tartu and stop by the numerous museums, including the Estonian National Museum.

Day 6-7, Parnu: Finish your trip with a couple days hitting the spa and relaxing on the beach in this picturesque seaside town.

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Highlights of Estonia in 2 Weeks

If you are lucky enough to spend two weeks in Estonia, you will be able to visit the country’s top destinations and may choose to stay multiple days in each location.

Day 1-3, Tallinn: Spend a few days learning about Estonian culture and exploring the best-preserved medieval city in Europe.

Day 4-5, Narva: Admire the fortresses and castles in Narva, on the border of Russia.

Day 6, Tartu: Explore this university town and stop by the numerous museums. You may choose to spend more time in Tartu, but a daytrip will allow you to see the essentials, such as the Estonian National Museum.

Day 7-9, Parnu: Relax on the beach, wade in the waves, or go to the spa in Estonia’s “summer capital.”

Day 10-12, Lahemaa National Park: Cycle, hike, bike, and camp in Lahemaa National Park. If tent camping isn’t your thing, there are plenty of lodging options around the park.

Day 13-14, Tallinn: Head back to Tallinn, where you can revisit Old Town before catching a flight out of Tallinn Airport or hopping on a ferry to Hellinski.

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Estonia & Beyond

Estonia’s proximity to the other Baltic states as well as Scandinavia makes it easy to visit multiple countries in one trip.

Day 1-3, Helsinki: Begin your journey in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. Be sure to explore the Design District and go shopping in the Market Square.

Day 4, Suomenlinna Island: Suomenlinna isa historical maritime fortress and one of Finland’s top tourist attractions. Explore the ruins before hopping on a ferry to Tallinn, Estonia.

Day 5-7, Tallinn: Tallinn boasts a unique mix of medieval and modern architecture and culture. Learn about the city’s history and try out traditional Estonian food in the stunning capital city.

Day 8-9, Riga: Stroll the cobblestone streets and visit the numerous cathedrals and monuments while learning about Latvian history.

Day 10, Jurmala: Jurmala is the largest and most popular seaside resort in the Baltic states. The resort is easily accessible by train from Riga and is suitable for a day trip.

Day 11-13, Vilnius: Enjoy your last few days admiring the city’s baroque architecture and tasting the unique flavors of Lithuania.

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