Estonia - Low-cost car rental from 9€/day

Estonia is a nation in Northern Europe. Its official name is the Republic of Estonia. It is bounded to the north by Finland's Gulf of Finland, to the west by Sweden's Baltic Sea, to the south by Latvia, and to the east by Lake Peipus and Russia. Estonia's landmass comprises of the mainland and 2,222 islands off the Baltic Sea's eastern coast, comprising a total area of 45,227 km2, and is affected by a humid continental climate. Tallinn, Estonia's capital, and Tartu are the country's two major cities and urban regions. Narva, Pärnu, Kohtla-Järve, and Viljandi are also noteworthy cities. Estonian, the country's official language, is the second most spoken Finnic language.

Some famous cities of Estonia

Tallinn is one of Estonia's major cities. Tallinn is the most popular tourist destination in Estonia, with over a million visitors each year. Toompea is the city's primary attraction or heart, and it has maintained the historical and medieval ambience very much alive with Cobblestone Street and 15th Century businesses. For history buffs, the region is beautifully conserved and easily accessible by foot. The busy and bustling Old City can be seen from the highest point of Toompea.

Tartu is regarded as Estonia's intellectual capital. Tartu is well-known for its university. It is the country's oldest city, which makes it more intriguing to visit. The city center is traditionally constructed with 18th century structures, with the majority serving as an outlet for new needs. The soup neighborhood is the city's oddest attraction, with street names based after soup ingredients such as beans! It is often regarded as the greatest spot to visit in Estonia.

Parnu, a seaside tourist city and one of Estonia's major cities, is located on the Parnu River. This river empties into the Riga Gulf. The main draw here is the beach of Parnu, which boasts of its beautiful dunes and pure white sand. Parnu is also known as the summer capital since it is where the majority of Estonians spend their summer holidays. You may also go to Vee Park, an indoor water park in the vicinity.

Sillamäe is regarded as the tranquil city of Sillamäe. It is located in the country's southernmost region, near the shore of the Gulf of Finland. Despite the fact that its look, ambience, and history are truly unique in Estonia, the city is not a popular tourist attraction. Visit the Sillamae Museum of History and Culture as well as the Kulturzentrum Sillamae.

Viljandi is a tiny town in the southern Estonian region of Viljandi. The city has a roughly 2,600-year-old history, and most of the historic architecture still stands. The Order Castle, for example, is a significant attraction amid the Viljandi's 16th-century ruins. The greatest reason to visit Viljandi is the yearly folk music festival. Every July, the city attracts up to 20,000 people who come particularly for the folk music in this lovely Estonian city. Dozens of performances are staged in every location conceivable, and the event is the country's largest music festival.

Kuressaare. Estonia also contains many islands in the Baltic Sea, the largest of which is Saaremaa. Kuressaare, a tiny and tranquil city famed for its Kuressaare Castle, may be found here. It was constructed as early as 1380. It now houses the Saaremaa Museum, one of the country's largest and most visited museums. Aside from the castle, you may also go to the city center and the town hall.

Renting a One-Way Car in Estonia

The most common one-way rental choices for pickup in Estonia and drop-off in another country are as follows:

• From Estonia to Lithuania, prices start at US$ 45 per day.
• From Estonia to Latvia, prices start at US$ 37 per day.
• From Estonia to France, prices start at $220 per day.