Estonia is a small but diverse country with several regions offering unique attractions and experiences. Here are some of the main regions worth visiting and their highlights:

Tallinn and Harju County

• Tallinn: Explore the charming medieval Old Town with its cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and panoramic viewpoints from Toompea Hill. Don't miss landmarks like Toompea Castle, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the Town Hall Square. This city has charm by the bucket load, fusing the modern and medieval to come up with a vibrant vibe all of its own. It’s an intoxicating mix of church spires, glass skyscrapers, baroque palaces, appealing eateries, brooding battlements, shiny shopping malls, run-down wooden houses, and cafes set on sunny squares – with a few Soviet throwbacks in the mix.

• Kadriorg: Visit the elegant Kadriorg Palace and Park, home to the Estonian Art Museum, as well as other museums and monuments.

• Pirita: Enjoy outdoor activities such as beach walks, sailing, and visiting the ruins of St. Bridget's Convent.
  

Tartu and Tartu County

• Tartu: Experience the lively atmosphere of Estonia's second-largest city, known for its university, vibrant cultural scene, and historical sites like Tartu Cathedral and the Town Hall Square. Tartu was the cradle of Estonia’s 19th-century national revival and lays claim to being the nation's cultural capital. Locals talk about a special Tartu vaim (spirit), created by the time-stands-still feel of its wooden houses and stately buildings, and by the beauty of its parks and riverfront. It's also Estonia’s premier university town, with students making up nearly one-fifth of the population – guaranteeing a vibrant nightlife for a city of its size.

• Tartu University Museum: Explore the history of the university, one of the oldest in Northern Europe.

• Ahja River Valley: Discover picturesque landscapes, hiking trails, and the stunning Ahja Waterfall.
  

Pärnu and Pärnu County

• Pärnu: Relax in Estonia's summer capital, famous for its sandy beaches, spa resorts, and lively promenade lined with cafes and restaurants. Local families, young party-goers, and German, Swedish and Finnish holidaymakers join together in a collective prayer for sunny weather while strolling the golden-sand beaches, sprawling parks, and picturesque historic center of Pärnu (pair-nu), Estonia's premier seaside resort. The main thoroughfare of the old town is Rüütli, lined with splendid buildings dating back to the 17th century.

• Pärnu Beach: Enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and water sports on one of the best beaches in Estonia.

• Pärnu Old Town: Wander through the historic center with its colorful wooden houses and charming streets.
  

Saaremaa

• Kuressaare: Explore the island's main town with its medieval castle, Kuressaare Episcopal Castle, which now houses a museum.

• Kaali Meteorite Crater Field: Visit one of the most impressive meteorite craters in Europe, surrounded by myth and legend.

• Angla Windmills: See the iconic windmills that are symbols of Saaremaa's rural heritage.
  

Hiiumaa

• Kärdla: Discover the island's capital with its wooden architecture, museums, and cozy cafes.

• Kõpu Lighthouse: Climb the oldest lighthouse in the Baltic States for breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

• Sääretirp: Walk along the narrow isthmus connecting two parts of the island, offering scenic views of the sea on both sides.
  

Lahemaa National Park (Located in Harju and Lääne-Viru Counties)

• Palmse Manor: Visit the beautifully restored manor house and gardens, representing Estonia's noble heritage.

• Viru Bog: Explore the wooden boardwalks through the picturesque bog landscape, rich in flora and fauna.

• Jägala Waterfall: Admire the highest natural waterfall in Estonia, surrounded by lush forest.