Famous tourist city in Estonia

Tartu is located on the Emayogi River in western Estonia and is the second largest city in Estonia. In addition, it is located 186 kilometers southeast of Tallinn and is the center of southern Estonia. Compared with Tallinn, which is a political and economic center, Tartu is regarded as an intellectual and cultural center. Tartu's profound cultural heritage gives the city its unique charm, especially its mature architecture and urban planning dating back to the early days of independence.

The most famous attractions are the Old Lutheran Church of St. John, the 18th century City Hall, the ruins of the 13th century church, the beautiful botanical garden, the busy shopping avenue and the various buildings surrounded by City Hall. The ancient St. John's Church is a brick, Gothic Lutheran Church and one of the famous landmark buildings in Tartu. Tourists can appreciate its majestic and magnificent figure from a distance. Its uniqueness begins with rich pottery figurines.

On the banks of the Emaji River, there is a town called Tangzhen, known as one of the few surviving "poor" neighborhoods in Europe in the 19th century. It is a cultural heritage of great historical significance. It is not only a historic slum, but also a witness to the gradual transformation from slums to well-known high-end neighborhoods. In addition, Tartu Toy City, located in the center of Tartu, must not be missed. Its entire building is made of wood. The old-fashioned toys it collects can not only evoke childhood memories of adults, but also provide children with a lot of fun toys.

Narva is located on the left bank of the Narva River, across the river from Evangorod City in Russia. It is the third largest city in Estonia and an important tourist, commercial and trade center. The 15th century castle and the 51-meter-high Hermann Tower are the most famous landmark buildings in the area. Whether it is a bird 's-eye view or a close-up view, Narva Castle is a must-see attraction. It not only displays the long history of the area, but also reflects the architectural styles of Denmark and Russia.

Interestingly, the existing Narva fortress, composed of Hermann Tower, several sections of broken walls and moats, and the Russian Ivangorod fortress established by Prince Ivan III of Gran in 1492 stand on both sides of the endless river, vaguely reflecting the tensions between the two places. The oldest textile company in Europe that was abandoned, Kriholm Textile Company, the world's largest and most advanced during the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century, is also a well-known attraction in the area. It quietly tells of its past glory and its new appearance after transformation.

Pyedapide is located in central Estonia, the capital of Yerva County. It is a city worth visiting in Estonia and must not be missed. Pyde Castle, built in 1265 by the order of Conrad von Mandern, is one of the most famous landmarks in the area. Tourists can see its majestic and tall figure from afar. The local Paide Church, which dates from the 16th century, is also very eye-catching.

In addition, hiking is also one of the ways to understand the rural customs of Pide in Estonia. Many short-distance hiking routes are very popular. Along the way, tourists can enjoy traditional buildings, Pide City Hall with a history of more than 200 years, and the vast Central Square, beautiful rural scenery, etc. Local restaurants also prepare a variety of delicious food for tourists, allowing you to appreciate the beautiful scenery and appreciate the century-old history, while experiencing the delicious taste and Estonia's unique food culture.

Hapsalu Hapsalu is located on the west coast of Estonia. It is the capital of Lene County. It is a famous seaside resort town in Estonia. It is famous for its warm sea water, therapeutic mud baths and peaceful atmosphere. The long history of the small town dates back to 1279. After many years, the place still retains the largest single-temple church in the Baltic countries and the Habsalu Castle, which houses a history museum.

They not only witness the vicissitudes and prosperity of this place, but also enrich European architectural culture. Over the years, the place has enjoyed a good reputation in the world for its therapeutic mineral mud. It was once a vacation place for the Romanov family in Russia and is still a good place for summer vacations. It is known as the "Venice of the Baltic Sea" and has also attracted people from all over the world to experience it. In addition, in the 19th century, fine shawls handmade by local women and the August Blues Music Festival held every August were popular among tourists.

Kuresare Kuresare is located on the coast of Riga Bay in the south of Sarema Island in Estonia. It is the capital of Sarey County. The city is one of the cities worth visiting in Estonia. Its long history, blue skies, ancient castles, colorful music festivals, magical windmills, etc. are all important elements that attract many tourists.

Archbishop Kuresare Castle is a Gothic defensive building. The exterior building structure is rigorous and solemn, and the interior decoration is simple and elegant, and it is integrated. Local people make full use of the space of this castle to display local and Estonia-related historical exhibitions. There are many exhibits that are worth seeing.

The City Hall, built in 1654, still retains the characteristics of classicism and Baroque; the Classical Music Festival held every summer is a great place to experience local culture. In addition, Kuresare Beach is one of the most suitable beaches in Estonia. Tourists can lie lazily on the comfortable beach in the warm breeze or quietly admire the blue sky or enjoy it with friends. Climb and play happily.

Viljandi Viljandi is located in southern Estonia and is the capital of Viljandi County. The city is one of the most charming cities in Estonia. Its lush trees, strange animals, beautiful parks, historical monuments and diverse art galleries together form a beautiful picture. Founded in the 13th century and one of the strongest castles in Ancient Livonia and the Baltic Sea coasts, Viljandi Castle and its ruins tell the ancient story of the Middle Ages.

Today, the area near the castle has become one of the most popular tourist areas and one of the symbols of the city of Viljandi. The beautiful Lake Viljandi quietly tells the mythical stories of romantic fishermen and songs in the valley. The calm lake, beautiful scenery and romantic and beautiful stories will surely bring you unforgettable enjoyment.

Various activities are held in the city every year, such as the Viljandi Folk Music Festival, Estonia's largest annual music festival, held at the end of July and focusing on European folk music, the early music festival, which takes you to listen to century-old tunes and melodies, and the traditional Hanseatic League Festival in June.

Tapapa is located 80 kilometers southeast of the capital Tallinn. It belongs to Siviru County, Estonia and is an important freight transit center in Estonia. Tapa is also one of the cities worth visiting in Estonia, famous for its important geographical location, beautiful scenery and long history. Throughout the history of the town, its history of trains and military bases has always played an important role.

Today, a bronze sign commemorating the Estonia War of Independence hangs on the north wall of Thapa Railway Station. It is also a symbol of the Thapa Armored Train Corps. The most must-see attraction in the local area is St. Jacob's Church. The exterior building structure is rigorous and solemn, and the interior decoration is simple and elegant, and it is integrated.

The area also has a unique train experience. Train tracks in Estonia are on track, so tourists can see some strange trains. The local museum also houses many interesting trains left behind from the past. Tourists can also try hiking to learn about the pure rural customs of Estonia. Many short hiking routes in the area are very popular. Along the way, tourists can enjoy the traditional buildings and beautiful countryside, and appreciate the century-old history of the town.

Lakveere Lakveere is located in northern Estonia, about 20 kilometers south of the Gulf of Finland. It is the capital of Siviru County and an important city in Estonia. Lakvere is famous for its statue of the Lakvere bison, which is 7 meters long, 4 meters high and weighs about 7 tons. Created by Estonia sculptor Tauno Kangro, it is made of bronze and is believed to be the largest animal statue in the Baltic countries.

In addition, the Trinity Church of Lakvere is the city's most famous landmark. The history of this Trinity Church dates back to the 15th century and was an extremely important fortress in history at that time. Although it was damaged by several wars and wars, it was renovated in the mid-19th century to present a unique neo-Gothic spire, which attracted many tourists who came to see its style.

The local Lakvere Professional Theater, completed in the 1930s and survived World War II, makes Lakvere the smallest city in Europe with a professional theater. Tourists can not only enjoy the wonderful local dramas, but also experience unique and traditional European culture.

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