What landmarks are there in Estonia?

Answer 1

1. Laulukaar - Tallinn 2. Panga pank - Saaremaa 3.Tuhamäed (Ash Mountains)- Ida-Virumaa 4. Ema jõgi (Mother river) - Tartumaa 5. Piusa koopad (Piusa caves) - Võruma 6. Munamägi (The Eggmountain) - Võrumaa 7. Tallinna teletorn (Tallinn TV Tower ) - Tallinn 8. Viru raba (Viru Swamp) - Harjumaa 9. Soomaa - Pärnumaa 10. Eesti Vabaõhu muuseum (Estonian Open Air Museum ) - Rocca al MAre 11. Tallinna Vanalinn (Tallinn Oldtown) - Tallinn 12. Altja kaluriküla (Altja fishers village) - Lääne - Virumaa 13. Padaorg (Pada valley) - Lääne - Virumaa And so on http://www.goestonia.ee/index.php?y=637

Answer 2

The most visited landmark in Estonia is definitely the Old Town of Tallinn.

This medieval city center dates back to the 13th century and is one of the best-preserved in Europe. In 1997 it became one of UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites.

Answer 3

The Tallinn Old Town with its numerous towers, high circular walls and picturesque moats has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. There are also over 2000 beautiful manor houses in Estonia. The appeal of Estonia comes from its scenery, which ranges from rustic villages to lush marshlands. This is set in contrast to its grand castles and a bustling capital that speak of medieval influences.

Answer 4

River Pärnu

Lake Peipus

Toompea Hill