Fun and festivities in Estonia - celebrations, festivals and cultural events
The cultural life of Estonia is characterized by an abundance of celebratory events and festivals. Most of them are devoted to memorable dates from the country’s history. Tourists, who decide to visit Estonia, will be interested in her local festivals and cultural events. For example, in the ancient Estonian cities, the July Days of Medieval Culture are held every year. On these days, colorful processions of representatives of handicraft trades are organized in the historical centers of cities. There are medieval bazaars alongside with masters of the applied art displaying their works. Here, you can buy a variety of souvenir products associated with the Middle Ages in souvenir shops.
The national cuisine of Estonia is not distinguished by its variety or delicacies as Estonians are already accustomed to eating delicious and …
Read further
Read further
Estonian culture originated in a peasant environment. This gave it a special flavor expressed in distinctive traditions. Consequently, marriage in …
Read further
Read further
The tradition of bonfire was revived in Estonia more than twenty years ago and has since gained international status. Today, guests from Sweden, Finland, Latvia and other countries now participate in this festive event. Thousands of lights are lit on the Estonian coast yearly. The occasion has also become a family event. It is now accompanied by the collective creation of spectacular fiery figures, exhibitions and concerts. Among other festive events in Estonia deserving special attention are, the International Hanseatic Days, the merry summer festival “Grillfest” on the eve of Yanov’s Day, Viljandi Folk Music Festivals and other events in which both Estonians and numerous tourists participate.
This article about national fests and celebrations of Estonia is protected by the copyright law. You can re-use the content, but only under the condition of placement of an active link to www.orangesmile.com.
Fantastic City Tours and Excursions in Estonia
Thailand Relaxes Its COVID-19 Policy
New Year events in Thailand are likely to bring more people this year because everyone is tired of lockdowns and craving normal life. Many tourists, who book hotels in Pattaya, Krabi, or Phuket for the holiday season, also want to participate. As champagne has become an essential drink for New Year celebrations, the question regarding alcohol consumption comes to mind. The government allowed serving alcoholic drinks during the New Year countdown but only open-air cafes and restaurants with good ventilation will be permitted to do this until 1 am on 1 January 2022. This rule is nationwide. Read this
24.04.2024
New Year events in Thailand are likely to bring more people this year because everyone is tired of lockdowns and craving normal life. Many tourists, who book hotels in Pattaya, Krabi, or Phuket for the holiday season, also want to participate. As champagne has become an essential drink for New Year celebrations, the question regarding alcohol consumption comes to mind. The government allowed serving alcoholic drinks during the New Year countdown but only open-air cafes and restaurants with good ventilation will be permitted to do this until 1 am on 1 January 2022. This rule is nationwide. Read this
24.04.2024