Fire, flower crowns and fern blossoms: Midsummer night in Estonia explained

Midsummer night is arguably Estonia’s most important cultural celebration; for those not yet familiar, Adam Rang explains why Estonians celebrate, as well as other (somewhat disputable) facts about this special night.

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