Multi Day Trips Estonia

Multi-Day Trips in Estonia

Explore the charming Baltic gem of Europe – Estonia – over multiple days and immerse yourself in its rich history, captivating landscapes, and vibrant culture. Here’s a suggested itinerary to help you plan your adventure:

  1. Tallinn (Day 1-2)

    • Discover the medieval Old Town of Tallinn, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its enchanting cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and ancient churches like Toompea Castle and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.
    • Explore Tallinn’s creative scene in Kalamaja – an up-and-coming district known for its vibrant street art, hip cafes, and quirky boutiques.
    • Take a day trip to Lahemaa National Park, just an hour east of Tallinn, to enjoy stunning nature trails, picturesque bays, and historic manor houses like Palmse Manor and Sagadi Manor.

  2. Tartu (Day 3)

    • Head south to Estonia’s intellectual heart – Tartu – home to the oldest university in the country. Visit the Estonian National Museum to learn about Estonia’s history, culture, and people.
    • Stroll around the picturesque city center, admire its beautiful architecture, and check out the University of Tartu Observatory, which is one of the oldest observatories in Europe.

  3. Pärnu (Day 4-5)

    • Continue your journey to Pärnu – Estonia’s summer capital – where you can relax on its sandy beaches or explore the charming town center with its wooden architecture, quaint cafes, and lively summer festivals.
    • Take a day trip to Haapsalu – a picturesque seaside resort town known for its elegant wooden buildings and mineral-rich mud baths.

  4. Saaremaa (Day 6-7)

    • Ferry over to Estonia’s largest island, Saaremaa, where you can discover ancient hillforts like Orissaare and Kaarma, as well as the mysterious Powerhouse of St. Catherine – a medieval church hidden underground.
    • Enjoy the natural wonders of Muhu Island, connected to Saaremaa by a narrow strip of land, and don’t miss the lighthouse at Särpi Bay.

  5. Return to Tallinn (Day 8)

    • On your way back to Tallinn, stop by the enchanting island of Hiiumaa – known for its beautiful landscapes, lighthouses, and rich history.
    • Arrive in Tallinn and spend some leisurely time shopping for souvenirs or enjoying a meal at one of the city’s many excellent restaurants before departing.

Remember to:

  • Book accommodation well in advance during peak season (June-August).
  • Travel by public transport for a more authentic experience and to minimize your carbon footprint.
  • Try local Estonian cuisine like black bread, blood sausage, and marzipan sweets.
  • Be respectful of the locals and their customs, such as queuing politely and using the right side of escalators.

Enjoy your multi-day trip in beautiful Estonia!