INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ESTONIAN NATURE
Hiiumaa as Nordic Bora Bora – on an area of a thousand square kilometers and barely 10,000 inhabitants on this island each visitor can easily find a paradise beach of his own not packed with tourists. For example, the beaches of Luidja or Tahkuna.
ESTONIAN TRADITIONAL CULTURE
Estonia is small, both by area and population, but it has more than a hundred historical parishes, each one with its own traditional clothing. The joint choir of the General Song Festival has the biggest number of singers in the world.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE OLD TOWN
Tallinn – a uniquely well preserved city of the Hanseatic League. Value of Tallinn Old Town lies in its integrity. The medieval city of the Hanseatic League has been preserved in a uniquely authentic way keeping its network of streets almost unchanged from medieval times
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The southern Estonia is a pleasant place to visit, tranquil and with a unique spirit, bisected by a river, with leafy parks and streets lined with 19st century wooden houses. Tartu is the country’s second city, a university town. The countryside surrounding Tartu has distinctive rounded hills, undulating green countryside, river valleys, lakes, nature reserves, old manors and stately castles.
The eastern border of Estonia is mainly marked by the vast of Lake Peipus (Europe’s fifth largest lake), studded with a string of villages known for their smoked fish, cucumbers and the best onions in the country.
ESTONIA IS THE BEST KEPT SECRET OF SCANDINAVIA
Estonia boasts the 3000-year-old crater of an iron meteorite that influenced the religions and customs of the Baltic Sea region. We have one of the most authentic Medieval Old Towns. The Kunda and Pärnu settlements are older than most cradles of the European civilisation. Our language contains about a thousand words that date back to the last ice age. Our capital has one of the most seamless wireless Internet networks in the world. And about 90% of our population pay their taxes via Internet
