Holidays to Estonia

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Cheap holidays to Estonia

Estonia is an enchanting country which lies along the Baltic Sea, with Finland to the north, Russia to the East and Latvia to the south. Estonia gained independence after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and has been promoting economic and social ties with Western Europe.
Holidays in Estonia allow you to wind down and its incredibly easy to get into the swing of the Estonian Culture Estonia largely remains unspoilt, with charming countryside of forests and lakes which are great for walking or cross country skiing. If you do venture outside of Tallinn you can visit old Soviet Military bases near Naissar, these really give you a feel for the tight regime which once ruled the country.
The city of Tallinn offers a large array or bars, restaurants and nightclubs. Cigar Lounges are something that are to be had, these elegant spots are well worth it for an early evening drink. But if its daytime activities you’re into there are plenty of shops to visit which are mostly open seven days a week.

There are lots of hotels, hostels, guest houses, Bed and Breakfasts and even camp sites in Tallinn. With Tallinn Airport located just 4km away from the city it is the perfect, no hassle city break. It is definitely a break from the norm, without having to travel far away. With low price holidays and holiday bargains offered to Tallinn by Fleetway travel and low prices also when you get there, what’s the excuse.


Tallinn is the capital city, it is a beautiful city that is small enough to be got around by foot.
The best time to go on holiday to Tallinn is in the summer months of April to September. However if it’s a winter wonderland your after then the winter months are sure not to disappoint – the Tallinn Christmas market will definitely get you into the spirit. As you walk around Tallinn you can get a real feel for the Architectural history of the country. In the old town of Tallinn you can still see much of the Medieval old town, whilst walking down the cobblestone streets. Visits to the Town Hall, Town Square and also the Town Hall pharmacy which dates back to 1422 are a must. Tallinn also has old Tsar Palaces, cathedrals and churches with eye-popping beauty that are steeped in History, it really makes the history of this country come alive. Not forgetting the mark that was left on the city by the former Soviet Union, in more ominous looking buildings.

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