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Relaxed vibes and natural beauty make Estonia a perfect destination to enjoy with the whole family. Estonian towns never get hectic, and the countryside has many safe and exciting activities for children. Estonia is small enough to go berry picking in the forest, visit interactive museums and child-friendly restaurants all within one weekend.
Start by exploring these family-friendly options:
For more on family travel in Estonia, check out the link below!
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Upcoming events for the final quarter of 2023
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Autumn is sometimes called an "off" season — but these events are definitely "on" and make for a great reason to visit Estonia outside the busy summer months. Plus, there's something for everyone, from the horse show for animal lovers to restaurant week for foodies, and the biggest film festival in northern Europe for the film buffs!
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LGBTQ travel guide to Estonia
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In June 2023, Estonia became the first country in the Baltics to legalize same-sex marriage. Even though the Estonian LGBTQ scene is still relatively small, Tallinn has several bars and nightclubs with regular events that attract a trendy crowd. As a university town, Tartu also has an LGBTQ-friendly atmosphere.
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Tallink's Baltic Queen back on the water
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After an upgrade, Tallink's Baltic Queen serving the Tallinn-Stockholm route has become more comfortable for passengers and more energy efficient for the environment.
The interior Grill House, the ship's popular restaurant, now has new furniture and décor. Among other maintenance work, the ship's carpeting was replaced in public areas, and passenger cabin bathrooms were renovated.
In addition to routine hull cleaning and maintenance work, the ship's propeller blades were replaced with new modern blades, making the ship even more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. The Baltic Queen's hull was also painted with a unique graphene-based paint as a pilot project. This is expected to reduce hull resistance and reduce the ship's negative environmental impact.
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Where to find relaxing spas in Estonia
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Estonia has been a spa and health resort destination for hundreds of years. Estonian spa hotels and health resorts are located along the coast, in the remote Estonian countryside, or deep within verdant forests, as local culture is so closely tied to the natural world.
Spas take advantage of the surrounding nature by using local ingredients, such as mineral-rich mud, juniper leaves and berries, natural spring water, and peat for their treatments. No Estonian spa experience is complete without a sauna, a tradition so deeply rooted in Estonian culture that the smoke sauna ritual is on the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Estonian spas welcome travelers of all types: couples, families with children, and solo travelers. Explore the link belong to check out spa destinations all around the country.
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