This hidden European gem has an interesting history and offers travelers good value. Wander writers share their experiences visiting Soviet-era tourism sites, the country’s oldest national park, and the medieval capital city of Tallin.
Discover the stunning Nordic Hotel Forum in Tallinn and explore the best attractions in Tallinn during your unforgettable stay. Walking into the Nordic Hotel Forum, part of WorldHotels Distinctive, in Tallinn, Estonia, was breathtaking. The cavernous lobby was a study...
The Iron Curtain Trail, or EuroVelo 13, is a 6,462-mile-long biking/walking route extending through 20 Eastern European countries. While touring a dank, cold former Soviet military prison near the Latvian seaside town of Liepaja, my guide explained the cluster of...
Estonia has a love affair with music that comes alive every year during the Tallinn Music Week. The tiny country of 1.4 million people owns a historical tradition of choral singing that today, supports over 700 official choirs. To grow up in Estonia means you likely...
The Iron Curtain. The Cold War. Those jarring labels divided the world for almost half a century. It was Winston Churchill who coined the term “iron curtain” in a May 5, 1946 speech, beginning the Cold War by naming the divide that separated the Soviet Union from the...
Estonian spa traditions are an important part of understanding Estonian culture. Visit Tallin's spas to explore Estonian spa traditions. Terviseks. In the European country of Estonia, it means “to your health” and Estonians take their health seriously. Enjoying...