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With its crumbling castles and colourful urban landscapes, Estonia offers visitors a mix of city and rural areas from medieval to contemporary. The reliable and efficient public transport makes it easy to get around and residents are extremely friendly and welcoming to visitors.

National sports include football, for which the A. Le Coq Arena is the best, and basketball, for which Tallinn’s Kalev Stadium is the best. In the summer, Estonia is ideal for many water sports ranging from windsurfing to kayaking and canoeing or just relaxing on the beach. Other popular sports include hiking, biking and horseriding, that can be done on the mainland or on islands like Saaremaa and Hiimaa.

With nearly 20% of the country designated as protected land, Estonia has four national parks and several nature reserves that provide homes for a diverse range of wild animals and birds. The best time to visit these national parks is the period from May to September.

Featured Activities

Go skiing in the Lyngen Alps

The stunning Lyngen Alps are located in the Arctic Circle and encompass a mountain range that stretches for 90 kilometers to the border with Sweden.

Shopping in Ireland

For shopaholics who enjoy collecting travel souvenirs or traversing through local markets, modern malls, and gift shops, you’ll be glad to discover that Ireland offers so much more than just natural beauty.

Sé Cathedral of Funchal

Close One of only a handful of late fifteenth century structures to survive the test of time, this Gothic-style cathedral is evidence of an impressive history and rich architectural past.

Hamamatsu Air Park

If you're an aviation enthusiast, this is a must-visit museum. The air park provides hours of entertainment with hands-on exhibits of Japanese planes, helicopters, flight simulators and Japan Air Self Defense Force uniforms for guests to try on.