More than 100,000 people are expected to travel to the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds in Estonia next July to experience an extraordinary celebration of music and dance. Taking place just once every five years, the Estonian Song and Dance Festival will return in early July 2028, promising to be an event you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
This International Women's Day, discover the women of Kihnu Island, Estonia, who play a vital role in preserving the island’s UNESCO-listed cultural heritage. Learn about their traditions, handicrafts, and resilience, and find out how to travel to this unique Baltic destination.
This guide has been designed assist you with planning your travels to the Nordics in these unusual times. Most of our restrictions have lifted now in the Nordic Region and we welcome you to visit soon. Just plan ahead as our region is now busy with happy travellers.
When you think of Estonia, the first thing that likely comes to mind is the enchanting medieval Old Town in Tallinn, the country’s capital. The cobblestone streets and ancient buildings offer a stark contrast to the more modern aesthetic and design you’ll find in cities like Helsinki, Stockholm, Oslo, or Copenhagen.