TOURIST EXCURSIONS

Our local partner Tallinn Traveller offers amazing walking tours and day trips all over Estonia with local guides. We have picked out our favourites and you are welcome to book these excursions through the Tallinn Traveller form by yourself. They are waiting for small private groups so gather your colleagues, family or friends and make wonderful memories in Estonia.

See guide and date availability options here: https://www.traveller.ee/.

Feel free to contact them to book yourself a suitable tour or make a booking via their website booking form.

 

Lahemaa National Park

Fun day exploring the diverse coastline and nature of Lahemaa National Park.

  • Hike through the Viru bog, unique wetlands in Estonia
  • Discover Jägala Fall, the biggest natural waterfall in Estonia
  • Explore the charming Altja fishing village and hike at the coastline
  • Learn about the old manor houses that dot the Estonian countryside
  • Stroll around the Sagadi Manor Complex
  • Roam the diverse seaside of North Estonia

 
   

Matsalu National Park & Haapsalu

Discover the beautiful Matsalu National Park and the charming Haapsalu with its picture-perfect old town.

  • Discover Matsalu National Park, the bird paradise of Estonia
  • Climb up watchtowers for spectacular views of the National Park
  • Learn about the unique landscape of Western Estonia
  • Fall in love with the romantic Haapsalu city
  • Admire the medieval castle ruins and walk along the seaside promenade in Haapsalu
  • Visit a charming old train station and awesome trains

 
   

Coastal Cliffs and Soviet Paldiski

Discover the coastal cliffs amidst the wilderness and the old Soviet military town Paldiski.

  • See stunning limestone cliffs at Türisalu and Pakri
  • Admire the beautiful Keila-Joa waterfall
  • Explore the tunnels of the abandoned Suurupi Naval Fortress
  • Discover the former Soviet military town of Paldiski
  • Explore the alien landscape of Murru prison quarry
  • Sit in the cockpit of an old Soviet military transport airplane
   

RURAL TOURISM

If you are interested in rural tourism opportunities in Estonia, visit their website and learn more about visits to the Estonian countryside! Click here. 

 

For more information about travelling, visit the most experienced travel agent Estravel's homepage HERE.

 

 

SPAs

Tallinn offers a refined selection of boutique spas and authentic Nordic sauna experiences, ideal for unwinding before or after a busy congress programme. From elegant Old Town wellness retreats to modern seaside saunas rooted in local bathing culture, these spas provide a distinctly Estonian way to relax and recharge.

Pürovel Spa & Sport

Discover a sanctuary of wellness at Pürovel Spa & Sport in the congress venue Swissôtel Tallinn. It's where tradition meets modernity for a holistic retreat. Enjoy state-of-the-art facilities including a gym, indoor pool, and rejuvenating saunas. The Alpine-inspired treatments use organic ingredients, tailored by expert therapists for ultimate relaxation. 

 

Address: Tornimäe St. 3, Tallinn

 
   

Telegraaf SPA

Telegraaf SPA offers complete relaxation and well-being that provides a welcome break from the hectic pace of life. It is a friendly space that has everything to help you unwind: a range of treatments, a 3 x 10 m pool, full-size Jacuzzi, Sauna and Steam bath.

The Spa Menu you will find a wide range of treatments of the highest standard: facials, massages and body therapies. 

 

Address: Vene St. 9, Tallinn
   

Iglupark igloo saunas

Fancy sweating the stress out in style? Iglupark’s seaside saunas in Noblessner are the perfect mix of cool design and proper chill time. There’s a cosy wood-heated sauna for up to 10 people, an electric option, and a premium sauna that fits 14 of your friends or colleagues. After your session, take the plunge and cool off with a dip straight into the sea (yes, even in winter if you’re feeling brave).

You can even rent one of the igloo cabins and stay the night. It’s the kind of place that works just as well on a summer afternoon as it does on a snowy evening.

 

Address: Lennusadama St. 7, Tallinn