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Estonia publishes Top Hotels and Venues brochure

Sep 16, 2022

tallinn_estonia — Photo Credit: Tallinn Convention Bureau, Kaupo Kalda

Top Hotels & Event Venues in Estonia

The Estonian Convention Bureau has just launched the new edition of its in-depth brochure “Top Hotels & Event Venues in Estonia”, highlighting the members of the Convention Bureau itself.

The brochure includes information on a wide array of hotels and event venues in Estonia available for conferences, meetings and events in general. It has information on unique venues, academic venues, and meeting hotels, as well as on how to spice up your trip to Tallinn, Tartu or Pärnu.

Which city is perfect for your next event?

All cities offer a wide selection of venues and hotels, perfect to match a wide array of settings, yet they all have their own niche that makes them special and unique. Have a quick look into the three main cities of Estonia to help envision your next event.

Tallinn

Estonia’s capital city of Tallinn is famous for its picture-perfect Old Town – listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site for being one of the best-preserved medieval city centres in Europe. Away from the Old Town’s cobblestone streets, the city of Tallinn has a modern feel, with off-beat architecture and vibrant, cultural life. The green and compact seaside city of Tallinn has a strong focus on sustainable development and 2023 will hold the title „European Green Capital 2023“.

Tartu

Home to Estonia’s top university, several other institutes, research centres, biotechnology industries and several software companies, Estonia’s 2nd largest city, the city of Tartu is the nation’s main centre for knowledge and study. In 2024, Tartu will hold the title of the European Capital of Culture, bringing it even more international visibility.

Pärnu

Pärnu, a city with a population of 40,000 located on the southwest coast of Estonia, is a place where an expansive sandy beach, tranquil parks, old-fashioned architecture and a nearly 200-year-old spa industry come together to create a relaxing escape from big-city distractions.