Estonia

Museum documenting the history and culture of Estonia and the Finno-Ugric peoples, housed in a striking modern building constructed on a former Soviet airfield.

19th-century manor house designed in the Scottish baronial style, inspired by Balmoral Castle and serving as a prominent example of neo-Gothic architecture in the region.

Museum housed within a restored 13th-century castle that documents the history of the border city and the development of the surrounding region.

Science centre featuring interactive exhibits on technology and natural sciences, including a planetarium and a laboratory for hands-on experiments and educational workshops.

Art museum housed in a leaning 18th-century building, featuring a significant collection of Estonian art ranging from the 18th century to the present day.

15th-century red brick tower that served as a prison and is the only remaining structure from the medieval fortifications of the town.

Baroque palace commissioned by Peter the Great in the early 18th century, now housing an extensive collection of foreign art from Western Europe and Russia.