Lonely Planet - Estonia
Ever wanted to eat blood sausages washed down with a syrupy liquor of unknown origin, check out abandoned Soviet military installations, or go bog walking then get flogged with birch branches in a scorching hot sauna? You can do it all in Estonia, the small territory which packs in some charming quirks without ruining your budget.

Get Packing - Estonia
For most people, Tallinn, the capital city is the only part of Estonia that they will visit, probably as a long weekend alternative to a more established destination like Prague or Amsterdam. They will not be disappointed either. Tallinn is home to one of the best-preserved old towns in Europe, where twisty cobblestone alleyways that give the area a mysterious otherworldly feel connect fanciful buildings from the 14th and 15th centuries.

Holiday Lettings - Estonia
Bordered by the Baltic Sea, Russia and Latvia, Estonia is scenic and sparsely populated. Having gained independence from the Soviet Union as recently as 1991, Estonia has seen something of a renaissance in the last decade or so. A spirit of rebirth is in the air in the capital city of Tallinn, the lively university town of Tartu, the large town of Narva and the holiday resort of Parnu.