Estonia Itinerary

Estonia Itinerary for a Short Visit (5 Days)

Need to head back in less than a week? No problem. Estonia is a fairly small country, so you can cover its best attractions in a 5-day Estonia itinerary.

• Day 1: Start Your Estonian Adventure in Tallinn

  Take a flight from any major Indian city to Tallinn. On the first day, explore Tallinn's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the Town Hall Square. You can also explore interesting museums, including the People's Museum of Tallinn and the Estonian Museum of Natural History.

• Day 2: The Magical Keila Waterfall and the Romantic Haapsalu

  Visit the magnificent Keila Waterfall. On the way, you can stop to see Turisalu's limestone cliff and its platform. After seeing the waterfall, head to Haapsalu, a romantic seaside town. Visit the 13th-century Haapsalu Castle, the city's Old Town, and Haapsalu's Town Hall.

• Day 3: Lahemaa National Park

  Plan a day trip to Lahemaa National Park, a protected area with dense forests, massive rock formations, and interesting animals and birds. To experience Estonian culture closely, explore nearby fishing villages like Altja and Käsmu.

• Day 4: Tartu, A Charming City

  Head to Tartu from Tallinn. Explore the city's fascinating museums like the Tartu Natural History Museum, the Estonian National Museum, and the University of Tartu Museum. In winter, you can enjoy ice skating in the city centre.

• Day 5: A Museum To Remember

  Come back to Tallinn. Cover any attractions you missed on day 1, like Tallinn's TV Tower, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and Toompea Hill. Then gear up for your flight back to India.

10-Day Estonia Itinerary

If you spend 10 days in Estonia, you can truly experience its unique culture and natural beauty without hurrying. Use this itinerary as an assistance.

• Day 1: First Day In Tallinn

  Visit Tallinn's Old Town, Town Hall, Town Hall Square, and the Town Hall Pharmacy. Explore the beautiful Kadriorg Palace, built over 300 years ago and its gardens.

• Day 2: Exploring the Art and History of Tallinn

  Visit the city's best museums, like the Tallinn TV Tower's Museum, Kumu Art Museum, Estonian Maritime Museum, and Tallinn's Open Air Museum.

• Day 3: Discovering Viljandi

  Head to Viljandi- a UNESCO-recognised 'Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art'. Walk around the city to admire the beautiful wooden houses. Explore Viljandi Castle Park, see the beautiful Lake Viljandi, and explore hiking trails around the lake.

• Day 4: Beach Fun

  Head to Pärnu. Visit Pärnu Beach, the biggest and most beautiful Estonian beach. Walk around the Old Town and visit attractions like St. Elizabeth’s Church. Walk across the mole of Pärnu, a half-kilometre-long light road on the beach.

• Day 5: Spa Day

  Pärnu is a great place to experience traditional Estonian spas and mud baths. Depending on your taste, you can head to rural farms or medical spas.

• Day 6: Witness Estonia's National Beauty

  On this day, you can visit the stunning Lahemaa National Park to see beautiful landscapes with boulders, lush forests, and rocky beaches. You can explore nearby sites like Purekkari Cape and Palmse Nunnery Boulders.

• Day 7: Island Hopping

  Visit Saaremaa, the country's largest island, to see the Blesta Rocks and Kiipsaare Lighthouse. Head to Hiiumaa Island to experience silence and clean air. Visit famous lighthouses like Tahkuna and Ritsna, as well as the island's quiet beaches. Head back to Tallinn.

• Day 8: Back to Tallinn

  Explore lesser-known attractions like the Telliskivi Creative City and the Pirita Promenade. Enjoy Estonian cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants like 180° by Matthias Diether.

• Day 9: The Fascinating Sooma National Park

  Go on a sailing tour along the coast. Visit the famous Sooma National Park to see endless wetlands and meadows. Take a canoe tour of the park, especially if you are visiting during the fifth season, to see the floods. Come back to Tallinn to spend the night.

• Day 10: Goodbye Estonia

  Say goodbye to Estonia and board your flight to India.

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Estonia Itinerary: FAQs

• Q. How many days do you need to see Estonia?

  Ans: Depending on your desire to explore, you can spend 5 to 10 days in Estonia. In 5 days, you can cover major tourist spots like Tallinn, Tartu, and Lahemaa National Park.

• Q. What is Estonia most famous for?

  Ans: Estonia is famous for its digital society and stunning natural landscapes, including forests, bogs (wetlands), and islands. It also has a tradition of strong folklore and song festivals.

• Q. Do they speak English in Estonia?

  Ans: Yes, many Estonian nationals speak English. You can learn basic Estonian phrases if you encounter someone who doesn't understand English.

• Q. What currency does Estonia use?

  Ans: The Euro is used as a currency in Estonia.

• Q. Which is the most beautiful town in Estonia?

  Ans: Estonia has many beautiful cities and towns like Haapsalu, Viljandi, Tallinn, and Tartu.