Otsi Home About Us Contact Us Travel shows E-news Online booking Online Catalogues New products Privacy Policy Individual Travel Group Travel Luxury Travel MICE online booking Centennial Baltic HomeAbout UsE-newsTravel showsContact Us online booking Online Catalogues New products Privacy Policy Our destinations BelarusEstoniaGermanyLatviaMongoliaPolandSweden DenmarkFinlandIcelandLithuaniaNorwayRussiaUkraine Kylli Karing Estonia in a nutshell: Tallinn – Medieval treasure Cutting-edge Unspoilt nature Small and cosy Nordic “with a twist General country info Estonia Visit Estonia Visit Tallinn Foreign Ministry of Estonia Estonia on Wikipedia Estonia on Facebook Estonian Institute About Estonia Products News Contact Us Our Team Gallery About Estonia Breathtaking Hanseatic charm in our medieval capital Tallinn and in other old Hansa towns, large areas of almost virgin nature –pine forests, deserted sandy beaches, bogs and wetlands, which have nearly disappeared from the rest of Europe, big and small islands with wooden windmills and juniper fields – that’s all just some of the attractions of Estonia, the northernmost of three Baltic Countries, lying around the Baltic Sea cost. Due to Estonia’s strategic location as a link between East and West, it’s stirring history has come through the ages of rapacious kings and conquerors. Russian Orthodox onion domes, Swedish named villages and towns, German manors and Danish castles – the influence of many different invaders upon Estonia’s ancient culture are what make this Baltic country so unique. Modern Estonia is developing fast and changes in every aspect of economical and social life have been taking place during past years. The Estonian travel industry as other fields of economy has seen remarkable improvements since independence. Already now new comfortable hotels, cosy and nice restaurants, friendly and qualified guides and hostesses and attentive service, all at very affordable prices, are there for an increasing number of visitors. Tallinn – Estonia’s medieval capital Kilometres of winding cobblestone streets, red roofs, watchtowers in the Old City walls that surrounds the Old Town, a whole storybook of medieval houses - that’s all Tallinn, one of the oldest cities of Northern Europe. This rich medieval town was forgotten for 50 years in the Soviet times and now, more than ever, Tallinn is attracting tourists to discover the spirit of old medieval times. Don’t miss the Tallinn’s famous Gothic Town Hall and the lively Town Hall square, the heart of the Old City with outdoor cafés, shops and never-ending activity. Wandering on the original medieval street network, discover hidden courtyards, churches, Hanseatic period guild and citizen’s houses. Estonia - Video presentation Our news NEWS FROM VILNIUS After the recently opened centrally located 4-star Hotel Courtyard Vilnius with 199 guest rooms and economy Hotel Ibis Vilnius Centre with 164 guest rooms, the city has welcomed another new property – the new 4-star Hotel Vilna was opened in October and offers 79 guest rooms. Hotel is situated in the heart of the city, just opposite the entrance to the Bernardine Garden and the Hill of Three Crosses with main tourist attractions within short walk distance. Read more COPENHAGEN MOST WANTED IN 2019 For the 14th year, Lonely Planet editors asked for nominations from its staffers and hundreds of contributors from around the world and picked 10 cities, regions, countries and value destinations to recommend for its top 10 cities to visit in 2019 list – it’s no surprise that Denmark’s capital has topped the list. Read more BalticVision Via Hansa DMC & PCO Seagull-Online Unique Hotels Vihula Manor Vihula Manor Lifestyle News Individual Travel Group Travel Luxury Travel Health & Beauty MICE © Via Hansa & Borealis Webdesign by ArtWeb