Fountain on Tartu’s Town Hall Square Beach of Pärnu Tallinn’s Old Town Tallinn’s Town Hall Square RAKVERE The statue of an Aurochs in Rakvere Festivities in Setumaa VILJANDI Medieval Citadel’s Dome Church in Haapsalu The Hermann citadel in Narva Viljandi...
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Fountain on Tartu’s Town Hall Square Beach of Pärnu Tallinn’s Old Town Tallinn’s Town Hall Square RAKVERE The statue of an Aurochs in Rakvere Festivities in Setumaa VILJANDI Medieval Citadel’s Dome Church in Haapsalu The Hermann citadel in Narva Viljandi Folk Festival SOOMAA Soomaa National Park Lahemaa National Park Citadel of Kuressaare Angla’s windmills Soomaa (‘Land of Bogs’) National Park is Estonia’s second largest and its youngest na- tional park and is located in the south west of the country. The park was created in 1993 to protect and preserve large raised bogs, flood plain grasslands, paludified forests and meandering rivers and includes Estonia’s largest areas of bog, tee- ming with biodiversity. Life in Soomaa depends on the weather and the elements more than in any other place in Estonia. Soomaa is famous for its great floods. When the region’s small rivers can no longer drain the melt water from the Sakala uplands, the water level rises 3-4 metres and can flood an area o
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