Sun, beach, sea, massage and much more are waiting for you in Parnu! Vacation at the Baltic Sea is one of the most beautiful and relaxing and there are many small places where you can spend some unforgettable days: for example, in Parnu Estonia. Parnu is a small town and has a population of only 50,000. This is one of the famous seaside resort in Europe. Seaside resort is a place where medical facilities for the implementation of hygiene measures are. Here, the use of the sea climate in the spa business is used. Parnu has unique location: it is located at the mouth of the river and has about three kilometers from the white sandy beach. These features did long to use the residents of Parnu.

It is therefore obvious that meanwhile some 500,000 domestic and foreign visitors every year in the traditional seaside resort travel. In Parnu, you can enjoy exclusive holiday atmosphere. No question: it is worth every season to come here. In Estonia, Parnu Eesti is called suvepealinn, which means summer capital of Estonia. Parnu is very popular spa and seaside resort not only in Estonia, many foreign tourists, mainly from the neighbouring countries, have discovered this place long time ago. The first municipal hospital was opened in the Jahre1838 and today Parnu has a wide range of recreational and leisure activities. But Parnu is to visit not only because of its spa hotels, this city is very charming and is ideal for a romantic holiday. Here you will find the visitors numerous city parks and Cafes, discos and nightclubs, but also many cultural monuments.

The big and small will enjoy here, for example, when the boat trip on the Baltic Sea, bike tour or in a zoo. The beautiful cafes and restaurants provide intimate atmosphere. And it is not bored here even in the bad weather: the Museum of modern art (UUE Kunsti Muuseum) has well known works by artist Witkin and Rustin, but also by Picasso, Corneille, and Yoko Ono. There are also some attractions not to be missed: z.B the Drama theatre, the Town Hall (Raekoda) as well as the Catherine Church completed in 1768 (Katariina Church) built in neo-classical and Art Nouveau elements.