Just because Estonia is in lockdown, it doesn t mean there isn t anything to do outside this spring. The Estonian Institute and Found in Estonia podcast has six recommendations for you.
Mathilde Roch-Penet, 27, is from France and has been living in Estonia for 4.5 years. She first came to Estonia seven years ago to study textile design and, although after that she s been travelling a lot, she says: There is something magical here that always brings me back!
You can listen to Mathilde on the Found in Estonia podcast here.
1) Bogs
We are living in these uncertain times and have more and more restrictions. But we can still appreciate things outside our homes and in Estonia we are still able to go for a walk. I personally love walking and even more so in nature. Estonia is covered in forests and rabad - bogs. My favorites around Tallinn are Pääsküla raba, in Nõmme, which is easy to get by train or car. I recommend going early in the morning, even though there are rarel
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The Memories of Home Online Concert Series, presented by Estonian Music Week and VEMU (the Museum of Estonians Aboard), embraces the duality of having roots in one country while starting afresh in another. Classical and Flamenco guitarist and composer Roman Smirnov has led an extraordinary life that took him from Estonia to Israel, Germany, Spain and finally to Canada. Along the way Smirnov added musical influences and partnerships. Smirnov now travels back to his hometown of Tallinn for a special concert and interview.
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How can spring be enjoyed in Estonia while the coronavirus restrictions are still in place? The Estonian Institute and the "Found in Estonia" podcast have some recommendations for you.
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