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Estonia Travel - Accommodation, Attractions, Information
The northernmost of the three Baltic States, Estonia has fared well since
regaining independence. When in the capital Tallinn you notice right away that
people are doing well especially with their hospitality towards visitors.
For the visitor Estonia offers some nice natural parks, a few old towns, some
remains from the Middle Ages and a lot of Islands just off the coast.
Tallinn is a beautiful medieval old city, comparable to Prague with it's
multitude of spires and orange-tiled rooftops.
Hotel Pallas Tartu
The hotel is located in the city centre of Tartu, on the upper floors of Hansakeskus - a modern business centre.
Main attractions and places of interest, including the Town Hall, main building of university, theatre and the concert hall, water ...
Estonian Air non-stop Stockholm - Tartu
On August 24, Estonian Air will begin flying non-stop between Stockholm-Arlanda and Tartu, Estonia.
Estonian Air will operate four flights each way each week on the route, using SAAB 340 aircraft seating 33 passengers. The trip will take one hour ...
Spa Hotel Soprus Pärnu
The Soprus Health Rehabilitation Centre is a cosy spa hotel amid the parks and avenues of the Pärnu seaside area. The beach is only 100 m away and a ten-minute walk takes you to the city centre. There is no place like Soprus to prevent diseases, ...
Estonian Air will fly from Amsterdam to Tallinn
Starting from 7 June 2009, Estonian Air, Estonia's national carrier, will operate between Amsterdam and Tallinn with three weekly flights on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The schedule has been designed to meet the demand of both leisure and ...
Haute Cuisine - A Gourmet Experience With A View At The Horisont Restaurant At Swissôtel Tallinn
When Swissôtel Tallinn opened a year ago, the Estonian capital gained not only an international five-star hotel, but also a new top-class restaurant. The Horisont, situated on the top floor of the 30-storey building, very soon established itself as ...
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Hotel Pallas Tartu
The hotel is located in the city centre of Tartu, on the upper floors of Hansakeskus - a modern business centre.
Main attractions and places of interest, including the Town Hall, main building of university, theatre and the concert hall, water ...
Spa Hotel Soprus Pärnu
The Soprus Health Rehabilitation Centre is a cosy spa hotel amid the parks and avenues of the Pärnu seaside area. The beach is only 100 m away and a ten-minute walk takes you to the city centre. There is no place like Soprus to prevent diseases, ...
More recommended Hotels Estonia
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 Tallinn - Tallinn is the capital of Estonia and since the collapse of the Soviet Union the city has rapidly developed from a small town in a big empire to the biggest town of a small country.
The old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is a maze of cobbled streets and medieval houses.
Hotels Tallinn - Last Minute Hotels Tallinn
 Tartu - Tartu is internationally known for its university - one of the oldest in Europe. Many international conferences and seminars are held here. It gave the city the reputation of being "Athens on the River Emajõgi".
Over the recent years most of the sights have been restored, the number of high-level hotels, recreation sites, cafés and restaurants has increased fast and Tartu has become a good place to spend some time.
Hotels Tartu
 Pärnu - During the summer, Pärnu is the place to be. Few people know the well-kept secret that Pärnu is a town brimming with year-round cultural and entertainment events.
And additionally, Pärnu is the perfect starting off point for a visit to Soomaa - Estonia's unique nature preserve.
Hotels Pärnu - Last Minute Hotels Pärnu
 Kuressaare - Kuressaare is the capital of Saaremaa. The town, located at the Livonia Bay, has territory of about 15 sq.km and a population of about 16,000.
Kuressaare that obtained the freedom of a town in 1563 has been called with different names throughout its existence. Its historic German-like name used to be Arensburg that was replaced by Kuressaare in 1917. During the Soviet period, in 1952-1988 it was called Kingissepa after the bolshevik Viktor Kingissepp who was born here.
Kuressaare was the first town in Estonia where the self-governing status was restored in October 1990. Today, Kuressaare is a safe and healthy town, open for international cooperation and communication and having eight twin-towns.
Hotels Kuressaare
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