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The Complete Estonia Experience

From Medieval Tallinn to Wild Nature and Island Life

Trip Overview

This comprehensive two-week journey through Estonia showcases the perfect blend of medieval history, cutting-edge digital culture, pristine nature, and Baltic island charm. Beginning in UNESCO-listed Tallinn, you'll explore cobblestone streets, Soviet-era remnants, and contemporary art before venturing into the country's stunning national parks, coastal landscapes, and the unique island cultures of Saaremaa and Hiiumaa. The itinerary balances urban exploration with nature immersion, offering encounters with bogs, forests, waterfalls, and wildlife. You'll experience traditional Estonian cuisine, sauna culture, and the warmth of one of Europe's most digitally advanced yet nature-connected societies. The pace allows for deep exploration without rushing, with strategic rest days built into the schedule.

Pace
Moderate
Daily Budget
$80-120 per day
Best Seasons
May to September for full access to nature; December for Christmas markets; year-round for Tallinn
Ideal For
First-time visitors to the Baltics, Nature enthusiasts, History and culture lovers, Digital nomads, Photography enthusiasts, Solo travelers and couples

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Arrival & Old Town Immersion

Tallinn
Settle into Estonia's charming capital and explore the fairy-tale medieval Old Town, discovering its iconic landmarks and atmospheric streets.
Morning
Arrival and Old Town orientation
After arriving at Tallinn Airport, take the tram into the city center. Check into your accommodation and begin exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town. Start at Raekoja plats - julemarked, the medieval Town Square, and admire the Gothic architecture. Visit Tallinn Town Hall, one of the best-preserved medieval town halls in Northern Europe, with its distinctive spire visible throughout the Old Town.
3-4 hours $8-12
Purchase a Tallinn Card if planning to visit multiple museums over several days
Lunch
A traditional Estonian restaurant near the Town Square serving local specialties
Estonian traditional (black bread, herring, pork) Mid-range
Afternoon
Upper Town exploration and viewpoints
Walk through Viru Gate, the iconic entrance to Old Town, and climb to Toompea Hill. Visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral with its distinctive onion domes and Orthodox interior. Explore the area around Tall Hermann tower and enjoy panoramic views over the red-roofed Old Town. Walk along sections of the medieval town walls for perspective on Tallinn's defensive history.
3-4 hours $5-8
Evening
Sunset viewing and welcome dinner
Enjoy sunset from one of the Old Town viewing platforms, then dine at a cozy medieval-themed restaurant in a vaulted cellar

Where to Stay Tonight

Tallinn Old Town or nearby Rotermann Quarter (Boutique hotel or well-rated guesthouse)

Central location allows easy exploration on foot and sets the tone for your Estonian adventure

Download the free Wi-Fi app before arrival—Estonia has free public Wi-Fi throughout most cities, a testament to its digital society
Day 1 Budget: $90-130
2

Walls, Towers & Soviet Echoes

Tallinn
Dive deeper into Tallinn's layered history by walking the medieval fortifications and exploring Soviet-era heritage.
Morning
Medieval fortifications tour
Begin at Hellemann Tower and Town Wall Walkway, where you can walk along the preserved medieval walls connecting several defensive towers. Continue to Nun Tower and Walls for another perspective on the fortification system. These walkways offer unique views of both the Old Town and newer districts. Visit Town Hall tower & Old Thomas to climb for spectacular 360-degree views of Tallinn.
3 hours $10-15
Arrive early to avoid crowds on the narrow wall walkways
Lunch
A modern Estonian bistro in the Kalamaja district
Contemporary Estonian with Nordic influences Mid-range
Afternoon
Maarjamäe Castle and Soviet history
Take a short bus or tram ride to Maarjamäe Castle, which houses exhibitions on Estonian history including the Soviet occupation period. The grounds feature a Soviet-era monument collection that provides fascinating insight into Estonia's 20th-century experience. The seaside location offers beautiful views of Tallinn Bay and a pleasant contrast to the Old Town.
2-3 hours $8-10
Evening
Telliskivi Creative City exploration
Explore this hip former industrial area turned creative hub with street art, design shops, and trendy eateries. Dinner at a casual international restaurant in the complex

Where to Stay Tonight

Tallinn Old Town or Rotermann Quarter (Same accommodation as Day 1)

Maintaining your base allows for efficient exploration without repacking

The free Museum Night in May offers after-hours access to most Tallinn museums with special programs
Day 2 Budget: $85-120
3

Parks, Palaces & Art

Tallinn
Experience Tallinn's green spaces and world-class art museums in the elegant Kadriorg district.
Morning
Kadriorg Park and Palace
Take tram number 1 or 3 to the beautiful Kadriorg Park, a Baroque masterpiece designed for Peter the Great. Stroll through manicured gardens, past swan ponds, and tree-lined alleys. Visit Kadriorg Art Museum housed in the stunning palace, featuring foreign art from the 16th-20th centuries. The ornate interiors and grand hall are worth the visit alone.
3 hours $8-12
Lunch
A cafe within Kadriorg Park with terrace seating
Light European fare and coffee Budget
Afternoon
Estonian Art Museum (KUMU)
Walk through the park to KUMU, the stunning contemporary art museum and Estonia's largest. The permanent collection traces Estonian art from the 18th century to contemporary works, with particularly strong Soviet-era and post-independence sections. The architecture itself is award-winning, built into a limestone slope. The museum provides excellent context for understanding Estonian national identity through art.
2-3 hours $10-14
KUMU is closed Mondays; Wednesday evenings often have extended hours
Evening
Tallinn TV Tower sunset experience
Take a bus to Tallinn TV Tower for sunset views from 170 meters high. The observation deck offers 360-degree views. Have dinner at a restaurant in the Pirita coastal area nearby

Where to Stay Tonight

Tallinn Old Town or Rotermann Quarter (Same accommodation)

Final night in your Tallinn base before heading out to explore wider Estonia

The walk from KUMU through the Song Festival Grounds to Pirita Beach is beautiful and historically significant—this is where the Singing Revolution gatherings occurred
Day 3 Budget: $95-125
4

Coastal Forests & Manor Life

Lahemaa National Park
Venture into Estonia's first national park to explore coastal landscapes, pristine forests, and restored manor houses.
Morning
Journey to Lahemaa National Park
Pick up a rental car or join a guided tour to Lahemaa National Park, about 70km east of Tallinn. Stop at Jägala Waterfall, Estonia's highest natural waterfall at 8 meters, surrounded by forest. Continue into the park, visiting one of the restored manor houses like Palmse or Sagadi to understand Baltic German heritage. The parks visitor center provides excellent orientation to the ecosystems.
4 hours including travel $15-25
Rent a car for flexibility in Lahemaa, or book a guided tour from Tallinn in advance
Lunch
A traditional tavern near one of the manor houses
Estonian countryside cooking Budget
Afternoon
Coastal hiking and fishing village
Explore the Lahemaa National Park coastal trails, walking through pine forests to the Baltic Sea. Visit a traditional fishing village like Altja or Käsmu to see preserved wooden architecture and maritime heritage. The Beaver Trail or Viru Bog boardwalk offers excellent nature observation opportunities. Look for elk, wild boar signs, and diverse bird species in this protected landscape.
3-4 hours $5-10
Evening
Rural accommodation experience
Stay at a countryside guesthouse or farm stay within the park area. Enjoy a home-cooked dinner featuring local ingredients

Where to Stay Tonight

Lahemaa National Park area (Country guesthouse or farm stay)

Immersive nature experience and convenient base for morning exploration before moving on

Download offline maps before entering the park—cell coverage can be spotty in remote forest areas
Day 4 Budget: $80-110
5

University Town & Soviet Legacy

Tartu
Drive south to Estonia's intellectual heart, exploring its vibrant university culture and important national museums.
Morning
Drive to Tartu and city orientation
Drive approximately 180km south to Tartu, Estonia's second city and university town. Check into your accommodation and explore the compact city center. Walk through the historic university district with its pastel-colored wooden houses. Visit Toome Hill park for views over the city and see the cathedral ruins. The atmosphere is distinctly academic and youthful, quite different from Tallinn.
3-4 hours including drive $10-15
Lunch
A student-friendly cafe near the university serving hearty portions
International and Estonian fusion Budget
Afternoon
Estonian National Museum
Visit the Estonian National Museum, housed in a striking contemporary building on a former Soviet airfield. The permanent exhibition 'Encounters' brilliantly traces Estonian culture from ancient times through Soviet occupation to independence. The architecture itself is powerful, with the building extending like a runway. Interactive displays and authentic artifacts provide deep insight into Estonian identity, traditions, and resilience.
3 hours $12-16
Allow plenty of time—the museum is extensive and engaging
Evening
Town Hall Square evening
Explore Tartu's Town Hall Square with its leaning house and Kissing Students fountain. Dinner at a cellar restaurant, followed by drinks at a student pub

Where to Stay Tonight

Tartu city center (Mid-range hotel or design hostel)

Central location for exploring Estonia's cultural capital on foot

Tartu has a tradition of street art and murals—pick up a map from the tourist office for a self-guided art walk
Day 5 Budget: $85-115
6

Southern Charm & Lake District

South Estonia
Explore Estonia's scenic south, visiting charming small towns and the beautiful lake district.
Morning
Otepää and winter sports heritage
Drive to Otepää, Estonia's winter capital nestled among hills and lakes. Even in summer, the area is beautiful for hiking and cycling. Visit the church on the hill for panoramic views. Explore the town's winter sports museum if interested. The landscape of rolling hills is unique in otherwise flat Estonia, offering scenic drives and photo opportunities.
3 hours including drive $8-12
Lunch
A lakeside restaurant with views over the water
Estonian with fresh fish specialties Mid-range
Afternoon
Lake Võrtsjärv exploration
Drive to Lake Võrtsjärv, Estonia's second-largest lake, for swimming, kayaking, or simply relaxing by the water. The shallow lake warms nicely in summer and the surrounding wetlands are excellent for birdwatching. Visit a small fishing village along the shore to experience rural Estonian life. The sunset over the lake is particularly beautiful.
3-4 hours $10-20
Kayak rentals available at several locations around the lake in summer
Evening
Traditional sauna experience
Arrange a traditional Estonian smoke sauna experience at a local guesthouse, followed by a simple dinner of local specialties

Where to Stay Tonight

Otepää or lakeside area (Rural guesthouse with sauna facilities)

Authentic countryside experience in Estonia's most scenic region

South Estonia has a distinct cultural identity—listen for differences in dialect and look for unique folk traditions
Day 6 Budget: $75-105
7

Into the Wilderness

Soomaa National Park
Experience Estonia's wild side in the unique bog and floodplain landscapes of Soomaa National Park.
Morning
Drive to Soomaa National Park
Drive west to Soomaa National Park, known as the 'land of bogs.' This unique landscape floods seasonally, creating the 'fifth season.' Visit the park visitor center to understand the ecosystem, then embark on a bog walk along boardwalks through pristine raised bog habitat. The landscape is otherworldly—vast expanses of sphagnum moss, pools of dark water, and stunted pine trees. Watch for bog plants like sundew and cranberries.
4 hours including drive $10-15
Book a guided canoe or bog-shoe tour in advance for the full Soomaa experience
Lunch
Pack a picnic to enjoy in nature, or visit a farmhouse cafe
Simple Estonian fare Budget
Afternoon
Canoeing or bog-shoeing adventure
Join a guided activity in Soomaa National Park. In summer, canoe through flooded forests and pristine rivers. In other seasons, try bog-shoeing—walking on the bog surface with special snowshoe-like equipment. This is one of Estonia's most unique nature experiences. The silence and vastness of the bog landscape is profound, offering true wilderness immersion rare in Europe.
3-4 hours $40-60
Book guided activities at least a few days in advance through local operators
Evening
Countryside dinner and stargazing
Dinner at your accommodation featuring game or foraged ingredients. Soomaa's dark skies are perfect for stargazing

Where to Stay Tonight

Soomaa National Park vicinity (Eco-lodge or farm stay)

Remote location offers authentic wilderness experience and dark skies

Bring insect repellent in summer—the bogs can have mosquitoes, though they're less bothersome on the boardwalks
Day 7 Budget: $90-130
8

Island Bound

Saaremaa Island
Ferry to Estonia's largest island, discovering its unique culture, windmills, and coastal beauty.
Morning
Ferry to Saaremaa
Drive to Virtsu and take the ferry to Muhu Island, connected by causeway to Saaremaa. The 30-minute ferry crossing offers lovely views. Drive across Muhu, stopping to see traditional thatched-roof farmhouses and the Muhu Church with medieval frescoes. Continue to Kuressaare, Saaremaa's charming main town. Check in and explore the compact center with its wooden architecture.
4 hours including ferry and drive $25-35
Ferry runs frequently but check schedules in advance; no reservation needed for vehicles usually
Lunch
A cafe in Kuressaare town center
Local specialties including Saaremaa black bread Budget
Afternoon
Kuressaare Castle and town exploration
Visit Kuressaare Episcopal Castle, the best-preserved medieval fortress in the Baltics, surrounded by a moat and park. The castle houses the Saaremaa Museum with exhibits on island history and nature. Walk through the town's spa park to the beach and explore the wooden architecture of the Old Town. The relaxed island atmosphere is immediately noticeable.
3 hours $10-15
Evening
Island dining experience
Dinner featuring Saaremaa specialties like local fish, lamb, and the famous island beer. Evening stroll along the seaside promenade

Where to Stay Tonight

Kuressaare town center (Comfortable hotel or guesthouse)

Central base for exploring Saaremaa over the next two days

Saaremaa has its own distinct dialect and traditions—locals are proud of their island identity and happy to share it
Day 8 Budget: $85-115
9

Saaremaa Coastal Circuit

Saaremaa Island
Discover Saaremaa's dramatic coastlines, meteorite craters, and traditional windmills on a full island tour.
Morning
Western Saaremaa exploration
Drive to the Sõrve Peninsula on Saaremaa's southern tip, passing through traditional villages. Visit the Sõrve Lighthouse for coastal views. Continue to Kaali Meteorite Crater, a 4000-year-old impact site now filled with a lake, considered sacred in ancient times. The visitor center explains the dramatic impact event. Stop at traditional windmills at Angla to see these iconic symbols of Saaremaa.
4 hours $8-12
Lunch
A countryside tavern serving traditional island dishes
Saaremaa traditional cooking Budget
Afternoon
Panga Cliff and coastal nature
Visit Panga Cliff, Saaremaa's highest coastal cliff at 21 meters, offering dramatic Baltic Sea views. The area has sacred significance in Estonian mythology. Drive along the northern coast, stopping at small fishing harbors and beaches. Visit Viidumäe Nature Reserve if time allows, known for unique plant species. The coastline offers numerous opportunities for beach walks and photography.
3-4 hours $5-10
Evening
Sunset at the coast and local brewery
Watch sunset from a western beach, then visit a local brewery or pub to try Saaremaa beers and chat with islanders

Where to Stay Tonight

Kuressaare (Same accommodation as Day 8)

Convenient return to your established base after a full day of island exploration

Many Saaremaa farmhouses sell homemade products—look for signs for honey, woolens, and preserves
Day 9 Budget: $80-110
10

Island Hopping to Hiiumaa

Hiiumaa Island
Ferry to Estonia's second-largest island, known for lighthouses, forests, and a laid-back atmosphere.
Morning
Ferry to Hiiumaa
Take the inter-island ferry from Saaremaa to Hiiumaa (about 90 minutes), enjoying views of smaller islands and seabirds. Arrive in Hiiumaa and drive to Kärdla, the small main town. The island is less developed than Saaremaa, offering a quieter, more remote feeling. Explore Kärdla's modest center and the crater-formed harbor area, evidence of another ancient meteorite impact.
3-4 hours including ferry $20-30
Check ferry schedules in advance as they run less frequently than the mainland ferry
Lunch
A simple cafe in Kärdla
Estonian home cooking Budget
Afternoon
Kõpu Lighthouse and western coast
Drive to Kõpu Lighthouse, one of the oldest operating lighthouses in the world (built 1531). Climb to the top for spectacular views over forests and sea. The surrounding Kõpu Peninsula has beautiful pine forests and beaches. Visit Ristna Lighthouse on the western tip for sunset views. The remote feeling and pristine nature are Hiiumaa's greatest assets.
3-4 hours $8-12
Evening
Quiet island evening
Dinner at a local guesthouse or small restaurant. Hiiumaa evenings are peaceful—enjoy the tranquility and perhaps a sauna

Where to Stay Tonight

Kärdla or countryside location (Guesthouse or small hotel)

Experience the remote island atmosphere and hospitality

Hiiumaa is famous for its juniper vodka and meadows—look for local distilleries offering tastings
Day 10 Budget: $75-105
11

Hiiumaa Nature & Return Journey

Hiiumaa to Tallinn
Explore more of Hiiumaa's natural beauty before beginning the return journey to Tallinn.
Morning
Hiiumaa nature exploration
Visit Tahkuna Lighthouse on the northern tip of the island, surrounded by beautiful coastal forest. Explore the Käina Bay area, an important bird habitat with observation towers. If time allows, visit the Hill of Crosses at Pühalepa Church, where locals leave small wooden crosses. The morning offers final chances to experience Hiiumaa's peaceful forests and coastal landscapes.
3 hours $5-10
Lunch
Pack a picnic or grab lunch before the ferry
Simple fare Budget
Afternoon
Ferry and drive to Tallinn
Take the ferry back to the mainland from Hiiumaa (about 90 minutes). Drive approximately 100km back toward Tallinn, stopping at the Estonian Open Air Museum on the city's outskirts. This extensive museum features traditional Estonian rural architecture from different regions, with farmhouses, windmills, and a village school. Guides in period costume demonstrate traditional crafts and ways of life.
5 hours including ferry and drive $25-35
The Open Air Museum is large—prioritize the areas that interest you most
Evening
Return to Tallinn
Check into Tallinn accommodation and enjoy a relaxed dinner in a neighborhood you haven't yet explored, like Kalamaja

Where to Stay Tonight

Tallinn, Old Town or Kalamaja district (Hotel or guesthouse)

Back in the capital for the final days, convenient for last explorations and departure

The Open Air Museum hosts traditional events and celebrations on weekends—check the calendar for special activities
Day 11 Budget: $95-130
12

Tallinn Neighborhoods & Hidden Gems

Tallinn
Explore Tallinn beyond the Old Town, discovering creative districts and local life.
Morning
Kalamaja wooden architecture walk
Explore the Kalamaja district, Tallinn's hipster neighborhood of colorful wooden houses. This former fishing and industrial area has been revitalized while maintaining its character. Walk through streets of traditional 19th-century wooden architecture, now home to young families and creative professionals. Visit the Seaplane Harbour maritime museum if interested (though not on the verified list, the area itself is worth exploring).
3 hours $5-10
Lunch
A trendy brunch spot in Kalamaja serving modern Estonian cuisine
Contemporary Nordic-Estonian fusion Mid-range
Afternoon
Tallinna tähis and coastal walk
Visit Tallinna tähis, the geographical marker indicating Tallinn's location, situated in a pleasant park area. Walk along the coastal promenade from Kadriorg toward Pirita, enjoying sea views and beach access. The path passes through diverse neighborhoods and offers a local perspective on how Tallinners enjoy their city. Stop at cafes along the way and watch locals swimming, jogging, and cycling.
3 hours $5-10
Evening
Rotermann Quarter dining and design
Explore the Rotermann Quarter, a beautifully renovated industrial area now housing design shops, restaurants, and galleries. Dinner at a modern restaurant showcasing New Nordic cuisine

Where to Stay Tonight

Tallinn (Same accommodation as Day 11)

Settled base for final days in Estonia

The Balti Jaam Market near Kalamaja is where locals shop—great for picking up Estonian food products to take home
Day 12 Budget: $85-115
13

Museums & Maritime Heritage

Tallinn
Delve into Estonia's natural history and enjoy final experiences in the capital.
Morning
Estonian Museum of Natural History
Visit the Estonian Museum of Natural History in the Old Town to learn about Estonia's ecosystems, geology, and wildlife. The museum features excellent exhibits on Baltic Sea ecology, forest environments, and the ice age that shaped Estonia's landscape. It provides context for all the nature you've experienced during your journey. The collection includes specimens from around the world as well as local species.
2-3 hours $8-12
Lunch
A cafe in the Old Town you haven't yet tried
International or Estonian Mid-range
Afternoon
Shopping and final Old Town wandering
Browse for Estonian souvenirs—look for locally designed textiles, ceramics, and jewelry. Visit artisan shops selling traditional woolens and wooden crafts. Wander through Old Town streets you may have missed, discovering hidden courtyards and small museums. Revisit favorite spots for final photos. Consider visiting a chocolate shop for handmade Estonian chocolates to bring home.
3-4 hours $30-80
Evening
Farewell dinner and reflection
Choose a special restaurant for your final Estonian dinner—perhaps a tasting menu showcasing modern Estonian cuisine, or return to a favorite from earlier in the trip

Where to Stay Tonight

Tallinn (Same accommodation)

Final night before departure

Many shops accept card payments only—Estonia is largely cashless, but have a few euros for small vendors
Day 13 Budget: $100-150
14

Departure Day

Tallinn
Final morning in Estonia before departure, with time for last-minute experiences.
Morning
Leisurely morning and final experiences
Depending on your flight time, enjoy a final Estonian breakfast at your hotel or a favorite cafe. If time permits, take a last walk through the Old Town or visit any attraction you'd like to see again. Perhaps climb to a viewpoint one more time or simply sit in a cafe watching the medieval streets come to life. Purchase any final souvenirs or Estonian design items.
2-3 hours $10-20
Lunch
Light meal at the airport or grab something before departure
Casual Budget
Afternoon
Airport transfer and departure
Take the tram or taxi to Tallinn Airport (about 15 minutes from the center). The airport is small and efficient, so you don't need to arrive extremely early. Reflect on two weeks of medieval cities, pristine nature, island culture, and the unique Estonian blend of tradition and innovation as you prepare for your journey home.
Variable $5-20
Tram 4 runs directly to the airport and is the cheapest option
Evening
Departure
Depart Estonia with memories of its forests, islands, and warm-hearted people

Where to Stay Tonight

N/A (N/A)

Departure day

The airport has good free Wi-Fi and a small selection of Estonian products if you need last-minute gifts
Day 14 Budget: $40-80

Practical Information

Getting Around

A rental car is essential for exploring beyond Tallinn, particularly for Lahemaa, Soomaa, and the islands. Book in advance for better rates. Within Tallinn, walking covers most sights, supplemented by efficient trams and buses using rechargeable smart cards. Inter-island and mainland ferries are reliable and scenic. Tallinn to Tartu can be done by bus (about 2.5 hours) if not renting a car. Estonia's roads are well-maintained, and driving is straightforward with good signage in English. GPS is recommended for rural areas.

Book Ahead

Book accommodation on Saaremaa and Hiiumaa in summer peak season. Reserve guided activities in Soomaa National Park (canoeing, bog-shoeing) at least a few days ahead. Car rental should be booked in advance for better rates and availability. Ferries to the islands don't require reservations for vehicles usually, but check schedules. The Tallinn Card can be purchased online if you plan intensive museum visits.

Packing Essentials

Layers for variable weather year-round; waterproof jacket and sturdy walking shoes essential. Insect repellent for summer nature areas. Swimsuit for saunas and summer swimming. Binoculars for nature observation. Power adapter (European plug). Reusable water bottle. Camera with extra batteries. Light backpack for day trips.

Total Budget

$1,200-1,650 for 14 days (excluding international flights)

Customize Your Trip

Budget Version

Stay in hostels or guesthouses throughout (Tallinn has excellent hostels in the Old Town). Use public buses instead of renting a car, joining group tours for Lahemaa and Soomaa. Skip the islands or visit only Saaremaa. Cook some meals in hostel kitchens. Focus on free attractions like parks, beaches, and walking tours. Visit free museums on certain days. Camp in national parks where permitted. Use the Tallinn Card for museum savings. Budget: $60-80 per day.

Luxury Upgrade

Stay in boutique hotels in Tallinn's Old Town and luxury manor hotels in the countryside. Hire private guides for national parks and cultural tours. Enjoy fine dining experiences featuring modern Estonian cuisine with wine pairings. Book spa treatments at Saaremaa's resort hotels. Take private boat tours around the islands. Arrange private sauna experiences with traditional smoke saunas. Stay in the best room at Kuressaare Castle Hotel. Enjoy helicopter tours over Tallinn. Budget: $250-400 per day.

Family-Friendly

Base yourselves in Tallinn for 4-5 days, taking day trips to Lahemaa and the Open Air Museum. The Estonian National Museum in Tartu is excellent for children with interactive exhibits. Spend more time on Saaremaa (skip Hiiumaa) with beach days and castle exploration. Book family rooms in guesthouses with outdoor space. Choose activities like easy nature walks, beach time, and hands-on museum experiences over long drives. The Tallinn TV Tower has activities for kids. Many restaurants are family-friendly with children's menus. Consider summer visits for warmest weather and longest days.

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