Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

Voka, first mentioned in 1586 but ravaged by the Nordic War and plague, was in 1781bought by a Scottish noble woman, the scandalous duchess of Kingston, Elisabeth Chudleigh. The imperial couple of Nicholas I and Charlotte visited Voka and a ...

The estate was established in 1601, the two-storey Late-Classicist main building was completed in 1830. A couple of kilometres from the centre of the estate, there is the family cemetery – ravaged though – of von Stryks, one of the owners. By t...

  Vormsi is located between Hiiumaa Island and the mainland. Covering 93 square kilometers it’s Estonia`s fourth largest island. Vormsi’s coastal Swedish history is witnessed by the St Olav’s church and wheel-crosses in the Cemete...