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...

You will certainly notice the Von Bock House (1780) at Ülikooli 16 in the centre of Tartu, which used to belong to Oberst MJ von Bock. The University of Tartu bought the building in 1839. The house was renovated and reopened in 2007. There is a mural 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...