Estonia is a small but versatile country in Northern Europe, which offers plenty of things to discover for both nature and culture enthusiasts. Estonia is known for its digital innovation, being the first country in the world to offer e-residency, which allows people from all over the world to set up and run businesses digitally. Estonia’s e-government solutions are known for their efficiency and user-friendliness, offering digital signature options and access to various public services.
More than half of the country’s area is covered with forests, a large part of which is certified for organic farming. Estonian nature is clean and diverse, offering experiences for both hikers and nature lovers. There are unique bogs and swamps in the country, which are easily accessible from every point of Estonia. In addition to the four traditional seasons, in some regions of Estonia there is also a fifth season, which is characterized by spring high water, which brings out natural floods.
Estonia’s cultural heritage is rich, including UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Tallinn Old Town and the Estonian Song Festival, which unites hundreds of choirs and thousands of singers on a common stage. Estonia is also known for its musicians, such as Arvo Pärt, who is one of the world’s most performed living composers.
Estonian cuisine focuses on pure and natural flavors, using seasonal and locally grown ingredients. As a small country, going to the forest and picking nature’s gifts, such as berries and mushrooms, is also popular in Estonia.
Estonia is an ideal destination for those who want to experience a deep and lasting connection with nature and culture, discover one of the most digital societies in the world and enjoy the cleanliness and peace that this country offers.
Source: Estonia.ee, Puhka Eestis, Brand Estonia
