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1. Vorumaa Tourist Information Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
A tourist information center, providing visitors to a location with information on the area's attractions, lodgings, maps, and other items relevant to tourism.
2. Piusa Caves Visitor Center
3. Parnu Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Pärnu Visitor Centre in Uus Street, the central artery of the town, is there to help with tips and advice. We have a huge selection of maps and publications for getting around in the area, we can advise on finding a place to eat or stay, arranging your travel and suggest top ideas for great days out!
4. Otepaa Tourist Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Otepaa Tourist Information Centre gives tourists free information about tourist sights, accommodation and catering, possibilites for active vacations, cultural events, guide services and transportation in Otepaa tourism region, Valgamaa and all over Estonia. Otepaa Tourist Information Centre also provides paid services: booking accommodation, ordering taxis, photocopying, scanning, using the computer. Otepaa Tourist Information Centre sells souvenirs and stamps.There's free WiFi at the Otepaa Tourist Information Centre.
5. Peipsimaa Visitors Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Peipsimaa Visitors Centre is situated in the heart of the region, in the village of Kolkja in Tartu County - home to the Russian Old Believers.We offer visitors:*a variety of active recreational packages in association with companies in the area *traditional handicraft workshops run by the Old Believers*the chance to buy Peipsimaa souvenirs and handicrafts*recreational equipment hire *Peipsimaa guide services*free tourist information about everything in Peipsimaa*a picnic area
Reviewed By grannaanna - Sydney, Australia
Peipsimaa Visitors Centre is a must visit stop along the Onion Route . The Chicory Museum is an informative, small museum where you’ll learn about farming chicory and you can examine different farming tools and methods . The small coffee shop serves delicious coffee and home made cakes . Extra thanks to the nice gentleman working here who took extra time to tell us about printing techniques using a wooden block . The highlight of our tour along the Onion Route :)
6. Narva Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By grahamc894 - Dunton Green, United Kingdom
Narva's Information Centre is housed in a beautiful building on Peetri Plats. Run by excellent English- speaking staff who wil l give you all the advice, maps and pamphlets you need to enjoy your stay in Narva.It also has a gift shop. Whatsmore, Peetri Plats is where the East meets the West frontier border lies for vehicles and people crossing to and from Russia. Which might be of particular interest with Brexit possibly looming ?
7. Tallinn Tourist Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Alex280546 - Melbourne, Australia
One of the best tourist information centres I have ever seen in all my travels over forty years! Our only regret? We did not plan to stay for longer in this lovely city!! We were staying in Helsinki for a week, and then we decided to do a day trip to Tallinn. My advice: if you go to Tallinn on a day trip from Helsinki, make a beeline for this office, in the heart of the Old Town (anybody can tell you where it is, or you can find it on Google Maps). All the staff here speak English (apart from a number of other languages!) and they are most helpful. with any kind of advice. Most important, several free walking tours leave the tourist office, at various times. There is a large board inside, which lists all the tours available that day. We had time for only two tours: Medieval Tallinn, and Communist Era. Both were absolutely fabulous. Of course, though "free", the tour leaders expect a small tip for their efforts. We felt they were so good, we gave them very generous tips. After all, Estonia is not a very rich country, and these tours are being conducted by young and very enthusiastic amateurs (mostly history students). The tourist office has excellent maps, and if you are staying longer in Tallinn they can help with all sorts of arrangements: accomodation, transport, etc..etc... As I said, we were on a day trip, so we did not need any of these additional services. In conclusion: if you are on a day trip from Helsinki (as most visitors to Tallinn seem to be !!) don't waste your time going anywhere else, just come here and ask them for advice. Very friendly, cheerful, and helpful staff!
8. Vilsandi National Park Center
9. Lomala Harbour Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Lomala harbour visitor centre is a place for those coming from land and sea to find out all about the events taking place in the surrounding area and how they can enjoy their stay, and is a great place to organise seminars. On the second floor you will find a display of maritime history and the lives of coastal fishermen.
10. Tartu Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Tartu Visitor Centre provides free information about Estonian tourist sights, accommodation and catering establishments, possibilities for an active holiday, events, guided tour providers and possibilities of transportation. The fee-charging services include making reservations for accommodation on the same or the following day, booking tour guide services and brokering car hire. The centre sells souvenirs, tourism information materials and postage payment means. The visitor centre is the best place for tourism companies for advertising themselves or their products, as well as leaving their advertising publications for distribution. During public holidays, the centre is open according to demand.
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