Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

Dirham was a domain of Estonian Swedes. Until 1944 that is. The Osmussaare earthquake of 4.75 magnitudes on Richter’s Scale took place just opposite to Dirham – being the strongest ever rumour spread it really was an explosion on a Soviet subma...

A 1880 built distillery, granary, seneschal house and two ovens for burning calcareous is what is left from the Kõrgessaare manor. Although there is no written source saying that anybody ever established a park there the park is there. There is an...

You won't be blamed for imagining you can hear monks chanting as you wander through the corridors of St. Catherine’s Monastery. Established in 1246, this is Tallinn’s oldest intact building. Nowadays it operates as a museum (pre-arranged tours onl...