Estonia, an amalgamation of history, seas, boreal forests, marshlands, classic European architecture, and bustling cities, is a sight to behold.

The Old Town, with its narrow streets serving as monuments to grace and tenacity, whispers stories of bygone eras amid the echoes of the Dome Church and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Beyond the city lies the sanctuary of natural splendour and historic treasures, nestled in verdant expanses called Lahemaa National Park. Peek into the noble past through Palmse Manor and experience serenity on the Estonian coastline. Experiences of serenity don’t stop there; sandy beaches and therapeutic mud baths will renew your idea of peace.

With the Russians, the Swedes, and the Germans all trying to find their footing here, Estonia has lasting marks of their influences in all its aspects. As true worshippers of bread, Estonians have various types of bread that might intrigue newcomers, like Leib, also known as “black bread.” Potatoes are a staple in their cuisine, along with several vegetables, meats, and seafood. Though this is the land of “white nights,” pack your sweaters when you visit Estonia.