Places to Visit In Estonia

Tihuse Hobuturismi Talu (Tihuse Horse Ranch and Bed & Breakfast)

There are more than one hundred horses at this location on the island of Muhu, Estonia. You can stay in one of three rooms in the historic cabin built in 1879 or in one of the rooms in the relatively newer house built in 1932 and remodeld less than 10 years ago to add more rooms. Here you can learn to ride a horse or take guided horseback rides too. If you don’t want to ride a horse, then take the time to enjoy a ride in a horse drawn wagon. Not only is this a place to ride horses, but a quiet place to get away and find some peace. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are prepared every day of the week. Here you can enjoy excellent Estonian cooking. The rooms are kept nice and warm in the winter and the people who run Tihuse are just as warm. Their kindness is felt from the moment you meet the owners and those who work at Tihuse. You can meet new people who are also visiting Estonia and also find some time for yourself as well.

Tallinna Vanalinn (Old Town of Tallinn)

Haapsalu Piiskopilinnus (Haapsalu Episcopal Castle)

This castle in the city of Haapsalu is open all year around. There are three gates that permit entrance to the courtyard. They are called the garden gate, south gate and main gate. There is no charge to enter the courtyard. The inside of the castle is open for viewing from May 1 through September 14. In order to see the castle’s interior during the winter you will need to call for an appointment. Visit the castles website for current ticket prices. Guides are a available in english. Also featured is in outside restaurant.

Kuressaare Piiskop Linnus (Kuressaare Episcopal Castle)

Many stages of building over a number of centuries from 1262 until the first part of the 19th century contributed to this castle of defense on the island of Saaremaa. It went through restoration and renovation from 1904- 1912 and from 1970- 1985. There is museum in this Estonian landmark which is open to visitors year round.