Updated: August 2026 | The highest mountain in the Baltics can be found in southern Estonia. Suur Munamägi reaches 318 meters above sea level and at the top there is an observation tower with a wide view of the landscape. It is hardly an advanced mountaineering activity – the walk to the top only takes a few minutes. But it is certainly a bit of fun to be able to say that you have been to the highest point in the Baltics!
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Updated: August 2026 | What to do in Tartu, Estonia? We spent three days in this Estonian city and managed to do everything from city walks and museums to pub visits and rallies. We offer photos from our days in the city, and tips for those of you who also want to find things to see and do in Tartu.
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Updated: August 2026 | Rally Estonia is Estonia's big rally festival, with special stages on the roads of southern Estonia and crowds of spectators along the tracks. When we traveled around Estonia by camper van, we took the opportunity to experience the rally weekend - from the festivities in Tartu to jumping rally cars, dusty curves and crowd celebrations in the countryside.
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Updated: August 2026 | Lake Peipus is located on the border between Estonia and Russia and is Europe's fifth largest lake. Along the Estonian western shore, small villages, long sandy beaches, smoked fish and a very special culture surrounding the Russian Old Believers who settled here several hundred years ago await. We traveled along the lake in a camper van, ended up at a village festival, visited an onion grower and a museum about the Old Believers – and spent the night right by the water.
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Updated: August 2026 | Narva in eastern Estonia is a city unlike any other in the country. Here, Estonia and Russia lie on opposite sides of the Narva River, with two mighty fortresses facing each other. Add Swedish history, bastions, a long river promenade and an exciting industrial heritage – and you have a city that is definitely worth a stop on your trip through Estonia.
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Updated: August 2026 | Along Estonia’s north coast rises the dramatic Ontikaklinten, where the limestone cliffs reach more than 50 meters above sea level in places. One of the best places to experience the landscape is at Valaste waterfall, where a staircase leads down the cliff face. We then continued east to beautiful Oru Park in Toila – once the site of a magnificent palace.
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Updated: August 2026 | Rakvere Fortress is one of the most exciting sights in northern Estonia. Here you can not only explore the ruins of the old castle, but also step straight into a world of knights, medieval environments and historical activities. The fortress also has connections to both Denmark and Sweden. We visited Rakvere during our motorhome trip through Estonia - here are our experiences and tips.
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Updated: August 2026 | Lahemaa National Park is one of Estonia's great nature experiences and a perfect day trip from Tallinn. Hiking trails and marshlands, small fishing villages, a beautiful coast and several historic manors await you here. We explored Lahemaa by camper van and also found unexpected connections to Sweden. Here are our best tips for places to see and experience in the national park.
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Ivön and Bäckaskog Castle in Skåne is located just northeast of Kristianstad. We were here on a very rainy day in May this year, but despite the rainy weather we had a very nice day. We also spent a long time looking for a very special horse grave.
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Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic is a miniature Czech Republic. Here you can check out all the amazing castles and fortresses in the country, but in miniature. Have you seen any of these impressive buildings in person?
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