Things to do in Estonia

Rannapark

Raekoja plats - julemarked

Kadriorg Art Museum

The Kadriau Art Museum has a large collection of foreign art works, including more than one hundred paintings by Western and Russian artists from the 16th to the 20th century, as well as some prints and sculptures to appreciate.

Tallinn Song Festival Grounds

The Tallinn Music Festival Square is the venue for the Estonian Music Festival, and it is also famous all over the world for the Estonian Music Festival. The Estonian Music Festival is held every five years, and the venue is on the festival square. The festival takes place every five years, around mid-July, when the entire Tallinn Festival Square becomes a sea of joy. Many monumental events in this country take place in this square. Tallinn's Festival Square existed much later than the Estonian Festival, it was only built in 1959, and it is only a few decades old. In addition to hosting the Estonian Music Festival, this square also hosts many large-scale music events every year. The highlight of this music square is a huge 42-meter-high Singing Light Tower.

Jagala Waterfall

Mve Keila waterfall

Central Market (Keskturg)

Estonian National Museum

The Estonian National Museum is an important museum dedicated to showcasing and preserving traditional history, culture, and national heritage. The museum's exhibitions cover exhibits from various historical periods, ranging from prehistoric times to the modern era. The museum features multiple exhibition halls displaying a rich variety of artifacts, artworks, photographs, and multimedia presentations. Visitors can learn about the local history and cultural development by exploring the exhibitions. The museum also hosts various temporary exhibitions, cultural events, and educational programs. These activities provide visitors with opportunities for deeper insight and engagement, allowing them to better understand the local culture, art, and traditions.

Kuressaare Episcopal Castle

This is one of the best-preserved castles in Estonia, and in the Bishop's Castle of Kuressaare, there is also a nice museum.

Art Museum of Estonia (KUMU)

This art museum is the largest art museum in the Baltic region and one of the four branches of the Estonian Art Museum. It was established in 2006. The third floor of the museum houses art collections from the 18th century to World War II, the fourth floor houses art from the Soviet occupation period, and the fifth floor displays national and international contemporary art in turn. It is not only an exhibition venue, but also often holds various art activities, including children's education courses.