Tallinn’s Old Town
Take Bus 2 from Tallinn Airport or Tram 4 from the main station; both lead to the heart of Old
The country of Estonia can be found in the northern region of Europe, right above Latvia. There are over 2,200 islands that are situated in the Baltic Sea that are considered Estonian territory, as well. The summer months in Estonia are warm and perfect for exploring the beautiful landscapes here, and the winters are fairly cold with ample opportunities to enjoy activities like skiing. The towns here are historic with extraordinary architecture, and there are plenty of museums to wander through, too
Population: 1.325 million
Capital: Tallinn
Currency: Euro
Official Languages: Estonian
Different ways to move around: The train system in Estonia is a highly popular way to transport around the various towns and cities, otherwise, obtaining a car to navigate around is your best bet.
Take Bus 2 from Tallinn Airport or Tram 4 from the main station; both lead to the heart of Old
Take a ferry from Virtsu on the Estonian mainland to Kuivastu on Muhu Island. From Muhu, another short ferry ride
Take a train to Rakvere from Tallinn, and the castle is a short walk from the station. Buses also connect
Reach Kihnu Island by taking a ferry from Munalaid or Mihkli ports on the Estonian mainland.
Reach Tartu easily by taking a bus or train from Tallinn; the journey offers scenic views of Estonia’s landscapes.
Easily accessible by bus or train from Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, Parnu offers convenient and affordable public transportation options.
From Tallinn, take a train or bus to Rakvere, then transfer to local buses connecting to Lahemaa’s entrances.
