Estonia Travel Guide – Expert travel advice and tips on everything from Tallinn accommodation and restaurants to day trips, medieval history, culture and music. Also featuring suggested routes and island trips, local food and drink, UNESCO sites, Lahemaa National Park, Tartu, Pärnu, Valga, Kuressaare castle, Hiiumaa, walking and hiking.
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Explore two of Tallinn’s most vibrant and creative districts.
Every year, we put our heads together to select our top trip picks for the year ahead. It’s a list that attracts a lot of attention, so the responsibility weighs heavily! But we think we’ve succeeded in compiling a diverse group of places to satisfy the most discerning of travellers in 2023. 1. Walk with…
Shining a spotlight on sustainability.
Rest, rejuvenate and recharge.
Find out how to walk on the wild side in this forested Baltic nation.
Which dish will you choose?
Celebrate the festive season the Estonian way.
My first visit to Estonia in 1992 was an adventure, travelling with a suitcase of soon-to-be-useless Russian roubles and wondering where I might next get petrol for the car. Neil Taylor, author of Estonia: The Bradt Guide The country had just gained independence from the Soviet Union, but I must admit it would have been…
In the beginning It all began in 1974 on an Amazon river barge. During an 18-month trip through South America, two adventurous young backpackers – Hilary Bradt and her then husband, George – decided to write about the hiking trails they had discovered through the Andes. Backpacking Along Ancient Ways Peru & Bolivia included the very…
One of the myths of Western Australia is that it is inaccessible – that to do a trip here justice, you need a massive 4×4, a month off work, and a whole lot of money. But this is all completely untrue. Scott Dareff, author of Western Australia: the Bradt Guide Western Australia is full of…