Author: Best in Estonia team

Welcome to Tartu! The city might be small, but it’s a patchwork of distinctive neighborhoods. Whether you’re a student, an expat, or just new in town, this playful guide will help you find which corner of Tartu could feel like home. We’ll cover every district — from the medieval charm of Old Town to the modern edges of the city — sharing a friendly scoop on what it’s like to live there. Each neighborhood section comes with a quick description, some local color, and a handy list of cons and pros. Take a stroll through these mini neighborhood profiles and…

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Tallinn, the vibrant capital of Estonia, is a city woven together by a rich tapestry of neighborhoods, each offering its own unique atmosphere, history, and charm. From the seaside promenades of Pirita to the cozy, tree-lined streets of Nõmme, every district and subdistrict tells a different story. Whether you’re wandering through the historic wooden houses of Kalamaja, exploring the urban buzz of Mustamäe, or relaxing in the green parks of Haabersti, there’s something here for every kind of explorer. In this guide, we’ll take you on a journey through each of Tallinn’s subdistricts. Astangu Astangu, located in the Haabersti district…

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Tallinn’s sauna scene is where old-world tradition meets modern spa luxury. In Estonia’s capital, you can sweat it out in nearly century-old bathhouses or unwind in sleek rooftop spas with skyline views. Below we count down ten of the best public saunas in Tallinn – from rustic wood-fired sanctuaries to contemporary sauna parks – each offering a unique way to experience the Estonian leil (steam). Grab a towel and get ready for a tour of Tallinn’s hottest spots! 1. Tallinn Sauna (Tartu Maantee 73) Estonia’s Oldest Sauna House – Since 1882Tallinn Sauna – also known as Tallinna Saun or Tartu…

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