Tallinn, Estonia’s enchanting capital, may just be Europe’s best-kept holiday secret. With its magical medieval old town, a Christmas market boasting Europe’s first-ever public tree and cozy ...

If you've never visited Tallinn, the city is not only easier to get to than ever before, but enjoying something of a renaissance. It's quietly evolved into a vibrant hub for the arts, where you'll ...

If you head to the north of Europe, north of Germany and Poland, up to the Baltic sea, you’ll eventually hit Finland. Back off a bit, no a bit more that’s Russia, you’ll find Tallinn, Estonia. It’s a ...

Thirty years after declaring its independence from the Soviet Union, Estonia has emerged as one of the world’s leading digital economies, home to companies such as Skype and Transferwise. And its ...

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Estonia attracted 34% more British and Irish visitors in January 2011, at the start of a year in which the Estonia’s capital city Tallinn is hosting over 7000 events as a European Capital of Culture ...

Estonia’s Christmas markets operate as seasonal public gatherings rather than large commercial festivals. Most are centered on town squares, historic courtyards, or civic spaces where local vendors ...

Those looking for a winter wonderland escape this festive season might flock to Christmas markets in Germany or Vienna, Finland’s snowy forests, or even head to Lapland to pay a visit to Santa Claus.

Tallinn, Estonia is Europe’s most sought-after Christmas city, followed by Vienna, Strasbourg and Krakow, Google search data reveals. – suggesting they’re popular choices for a festive trip. Latest ...

Those looking for a winter wonderland escape this festive season might flock to Christmas markets in Germany or Vienna, Finland’s snowy forests, or even head to Lapland to pay a visit to Santa Claus.