Estonia’s location, capital, language and currency
A first look at Estonia: a Northern European country with Tallinn as its capital, Estonian as its language and the euro as its currency.
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Altja is an Estonian coastal village with a roughly three-kilometre nature and cultural loop linking coastal pine forest, pebble beaches and traces of local fishing history.
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Lahemaa is a park of connected landscapes, combining bogs and coastal trails with rural heritage. Viru and Altja offer different walks; visiting both at an unhurried pace takes careful planning between stops.
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Soomaa is a landscape of rivers, flooded forests and peat bogs, where high water can change access and how visitors get around. The boardwalks at Riisa and Ingatsi offer alternatives to paddling.
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Tallinn is Estonia’s capital. The available information identifies it as a starting point for planning but does not detail local sights or services.
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Viru Bog can be explored on boardwalks through woodland and open bog. The trail reaches an observation tower, with a shorter option to the tower and a longer loop that returns along a forest track.
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