Stroll through the narrow streets of the Lower Town to discover the Town Hall Square, home to the Gothic-style Town Hall and the Raeapteek, one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe. Explore the city’s ancient fortifications, including the Viru Gate and the medieval city walls. The Kiek in de Kök Museum and Bastion Passages provide insights into Tallinn’s military history and offer a unique underground experience.

Tallinn is also a cultural hub with numerous museums and galleries. The Kumu Art Museum, part of the Art Museum of Estonia, showcases a vast collection of Estonian art from the 18th century to the present day. The Estonian Maritime Museum, located in the Seaplane Harbour, offers interactive exhibits on maritime history, including historic ships and submarines. The Estonian History Museum and the Estonian Open Air Museum provide a deeper understanding of the country’s rich heritage.

Venture beyond the capital to discover Estonia’s natural beauty. Lahemaa National Park, located on the northern coast, is the country’s largest national park and a haven for nature enthusiasts. The park features lush forests, picturesque bogs, and rugged coastline, along with charming manor houses such as Palmse, Sagadi, and Vihula. Enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and exploring the traditional fishing villages along the coast.