Lahemaa National Park ★ 4.3
Lahemaa east of Tallinn is Estonia's largest national park with restored Baltic-German manor houses like Sagadi and Palmse running restaurants in the gardens.
Pärnu (Seafront) is a food day trips in Tallinn.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Lahemaa east of Tallinn is Estonia's largest national park with restored Baltic-German manor houses like Sagadi and Palmse running restaurants in the gardens.
Helsinki sits 2 hours north of Tallinn by passenger ferry, with two-star Palace, salmon-soup market halls and Bib Gourmand bistros like Plein and Skörd.
Käsmu is a small Estonian fishing village inside Lahemaa National Park, with a 19th-century captain-school heritage and small fish-smokehouses selling.
Põhjaka Manor in Mäeküla near Paide is an Estonian farm-to-table room in an 1820 manor halfway between Tallinn and Tartu, with its own gardens.