Estonia is a beautiful country in the Baltic region of Northern Europe. The country shares its boundaries with the gulf of Finland to the north; Baltic Sea to the west; Latvia to the south; and Russian Federation to the east. You can depart from Tallinn's

international airport and in less than two hours you will be in Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Riga, Moscow, St. Petersburg, or Vilnius. Estonia has been home to numerous rapacious kings and conquerors who have left countless indelible marks on this land. The small nations has a diverse variety in landscape, flora, seasons, weather and moods within a couple of dozens of kilometers. Most of the vacationers who visit Estonia arrive first in Tallinn (the capital city) and prefer to stay in one of the many holiday rentals Estonia, which provide them an easy access to all important tourist attractions and the nearby places.

Kick start your day by exploring Tallinn, the capital and the largest city of Estonia. Situated on the north coast of the country, on the banks of the Gulf of Finland, it offers an eclectic assortment of historical buildings, museums, churches, amusements parks and more. The rich 850 years of Tallinn's architectural history gives a compact and vibrant overview of varied styles and architectural directions. Wander along the Old town which has been on UNESCO World Heritage List because of its cobbled stones streets from 11th to 15th centuries, magnificent and churches from the middle ages, and old merchants residences, along with barns and warehouses that all have been preserved in their original form. Many of the ancient mansions have been converted into plush holiday homes Estonia and house rentals, which are renowned for their excellent services and gracious hospitality. If you are seeking some thrills then visit the gorgeous white sandy beaches like Pirita Beach,Kloogaranna Beach where not only can you relax and soak up the sun but also indulge in thrilling water sports such as sailing, surfing, diving, and kayaking. If Tallinn is Estonia's commercial city then Tartu is its intellectual capital and home to one of the country's oldest universities. Blessed with a laid back atmosphere, it is truly a great place to take a leisurely stroll along its wide and tree lined boulevards dotted with museums and galleries or to relish a hot piping cup of coffee in a small cafe and watch the world go by. One of the best places in Estonia that promises a relaxing break and where you can get away from all stresses is the charming city of Parnu, which is known for its pristine beaches and extensive range of enjoyable activities. The town succeeds to allure thousands of tourists for its annual events, fairs and festivals. Besides, Parnu is also home to some of the fabulous health centers, seaside resorts and yachting harbors in Estonia.

Shopping opportunities are aplenty in Estonia. Whether you choose to stay in Tallinn, Tartu, Parnu or some other towns and villages, you will never be far from good shopping options. Within Tallinn, most of the shops are clustered around the town hall square and are easily accessible from holiday log cabins Estonia and homes. There are also a number of rather larger and impressive stores in Tartu such as Kaubamaju, Eeden, and Selver, along with several swanky shopping centers. Estonia is famous for its local handicrafts and one of the best places to buy them is the open market in the old city where you can find exquisite art and crafts and that too at the prices cheaper than the stores. Estonian artisans excel in leather goods, ceramics, wool, jewelry and wrought iron. Woven snowflake-design sweaters are also classics. Look for colorful national costumes. Estonia offers a large variety of cafes, food joints, restaurants, pubs, bars, nightclubs, and casinos which dot every nook and corner of its cities and towns. There is a wide range of authentic Estonian delicacies and international cuisines and drinks available in these wonderful gastronomic establishments. When staying in holiday rentals Estonia, do not forget to try out some popular Estonian dishes like Sült (jellied veal), Täidetud vasikarind (roast stuffed shoulder of veal), Rosolje (vinaigrette with herring and beets) along with chilled local Saku beer.