Estonia is a country on the crossroads. Being located in north-eastern Europe gives Estonia its unique cultural character combining the Nordic traits with Eastern and Western influences. While covering 45,339 square kilometres, and being in the same size category with Denmark or Switzerland, Estonia’s population tops just 1.3 million, which makes it a country of untouched nature and wildlife. Estonians hold very dear to their forests and unique-looking bogs.

Those not so interested in nature will not be disappointed either. Estonia has a rich and colourful history that manifests itself in majestic manor houses, medieval forts, quaint small towns, fisherman villages and in a wide variety of museums.