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Swedish Lion Monument

The Swedish Lion monument stands on the high bank of Narva and commemorates the 1700 battle when the Swedish army of Charles XII won one of the first major battles of the Great Northern War. The modern monument was unveiled in 2000 and replicates the design of an earlier monument destroyed during World War II. The lion is mounted on a massive pedestal in an open space, offering clear views of the river, the historical fortifications area, and the opposite bank. Due to its combination of history and panoramic location, it is not just a memorial site, but a convenient stop on a walking route through the western part of central Narva.

Linnuse tn, Narva

Narva Castle

Narva Castle is the main historical symbol of the city and one of the most impressive medieval fortresses in Estonia. Its history begins in the 13th century, and the most recognizable part of the complex, the Hermann Tower, rises above the Narva River directly opposite the Ivangorod Fortress. Today, the castle houses a museum with a permanent exhibition on the history of Narva, temporary exhibitions, and routes through the interior spaces of the fortress. In summer, the North Yard is particularly interesting, where the historical environment is complemented by craft and museum programs. From the tower and the castle grounds, a view rare for Europe opens up: two large fortresses stand opposite each other on different sides of the state border.

Peterburi maantee 2, 20308 Narva

Kreenholm Manufacture

The Kreenholm Manufacturing Company is a vast 19th-century industrial ensemble on Kreenholm Island and one of Narva's most unusual historical sites. Once one of Europe's largest textile manufacturers, the factory spawned a complete industrial environment featuring production buildings, canals, and workers' quarters. The red-brick architecture is particularly impressive for its scale and location right next to the Narva Waterfalls and the state border. The area is not a standard freely accessible museum; guided tours and special visits are organized inside the historical complex. Therefore, Kreenholm is best viewed as a separate industrial route that should be planned in advance.

Joala tn 20, Narva

Narva River Promenade

The Narva River Promenade is one of the best routes for exploring the city without museum walls. The promenade runs along the Narva River near historical bastions and offers direct views of the Ivangorod Fortress on the opposite bank. Here, modern landscaping coexists with powerful stone fortifications: there are walking paths, viewpoints, relaxation areas, and access points to the historical center. The promenade looks especially expressive closer to Narva Castle, where the river, the two fortresses, and the state border line merge into a single landscape. It is a convenient connecting point between the castle, the bastions, and other sites in central Narva.

Jõe tn, Narva

Narva Victoria Bastion Casemates

The casemates of Victoria bastion allow visitors to literally descend inside the 17th-century defense system of Narva. The bastion was part of the city's large-scale Swedish fortifications designed by military engineer Erik Dahlberg, and its underground passages were used to protect the fortress walls and house the garrison. Today, part of the historical casemates has been turned into a museum route with an exhibition on Narva's fortifications and military history. The atmosphere here is noticeably different from a conventional museum: brick vaults, narrow passages, and cool underground rooms help convey the real scale of the fortification. A visit combines particularly well with a walk along the bastion belt and the Narva River promenade.

Pimeaia tn 1, 20308 Narva

Narva Town Hall

Narva Town Hall is a historic 17th-century building on Town Hall Square in Narva, restored and reopened to visitors in 2023. It is one of the few buildings in the old centre to have survived the destruction of the Second World War. Today it houses the tourist information centre and the city's ceremonial rooms; on a guided tour visitors can see the town hall's rooms and learn how its role has changed. A separate VR exhibition about pre-war Narva is also available in the building. The town hall's architecture and the nearby modern Narva College make the square a place to explore different periods of the city's history.

Raekoja plats 1, 20307 Narva

Narva Art Gallery

Narva Kunstigalerii is an art gallery of the Narva Museum on Vestervalli Street in Narva, located in a historic 18th-century gunpowder cellar building. The permanent exhibition "Life or Karma? Narva Stories" features works from various eras, ranging from Baroque to contemporary art. Of particular interest are the icon collection and the model of pre-war Narva, which offers a glimpse into the blocks and streets that vanished during World War II. The gallery hosts temporary exhibitions, museum workshops, and guided tours, connecting its art collection with the history of the border town.

Vestervalli 21, 20306 Narva

Pimeaed

Pimeaed is a historical park located on the bastions of Narva, near the river and the old town center. It is considered the city's oldest park and retains the features of late 19th-century landscape architecture. Its alleys and green slopes offer a peaceful walking route over the former fortifications, with certain spots providing views toward the border river. Within and near the park, there are memorial signs related to the Siege of Narva during the Great Northern War and the events of the Estonian War of Independence. It is a convenient place for a stroll between historical fortifications and urban sights.

Pimeaia tänav, Narva

Five-Kroon Viewpoint

The Five-Kroon Viewpoint is a viewing platform on Igor Grafovi Street in Narva, known for its panorama of two fortresses on opposite sides of the river. Its name refers to the reverse side of the former Estonian five-kroon banknote, which depicted Narva Castle, the river and Ivangorod Fortress. From here the position of the fortifications and the border between the two countries is especially clear. Stairs connect the viewpoint with the riverside promenade and the Joaorg recreation area, so it fits easily into a walking route through historic Narva.

Igor Grafovi tänav, Narva

Narva Aleksandri kirik

Narva Aleksandri kirik is a Lutheran church on Kiriku Street in Narva, built in 1881–1884 for the workers of the Krenholm Manufacturing Company. The building was designed by architect Otto Pius von Hippius; the bell tower was destroyed during the war and later restored. Today, the church attracts visitors not only with its architecture: inside, there is a light installation "Sky over Narva" that tells the city's history through projections on the vaults. Visitors can also explore the history of Narva's churches, and visiting the tower completes the experience with a panoramic view of the cityscape.

Kiriku tänav 9, Narva

Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ

The Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ is an Orthodox church in central Narva on Masina Street. Completed in 1896 in the historicist style, the church was built for the spiritual needs of the Kreenholm workers. The building stands out with its large central dome, red-brick façades and richly decorated interior. The cathedral survived the destruction of the Second World War and is today an important part of Narva's sacred architectural heritage. Inside you can see Orthodox church art and the iconostasis. When visiting, keep in mind services, parish customs and possible church events.

Masina tn 4, Narva

Grave of Adolf Hahn

The grave of Adolf Hahn is in Narva in the Siivertsi cemetery area and honours the memory of one of the well-known industrial and public figures in the town's history. Adolf Hahn was an entrepreneur and public figure linked to Narva's development, whose activity belonged to the period of the town's industrial growth. The grave offers a glimpse into Narva's historic cemetery culture and local memorial heritage. It is a quiet, modest historical place rather than a typical museum or tourist attraction. When visiting, respect the nature of the cemetery, keep the surroundings clean and treat the graves there with respect.

Jõesuu tänav L4, Narva

Siivertsi Monument

The Siivertsi monument stands in Narva in the Jõesuu Street area and commemorates the Battle of Narva in 1700. The memorial is dedicated to the soldiers of the Russian Preobrazhensky and Semyonovsky guards regiments who took part in the battle fought at Narva at the start of the Great Northern War. The monument helps to understand the town's importance in European military history and the scale of the battles fought around Narva. It is a historical memorial site that can be viewed outdoors. Visitors should respect the commemorative meaning of the place and keep the surroundings clean and quiet.

Jõesuu tänav L7, Narva

University of Tartu Narva College

University of Tartu Narva College is a modern academic building on Narva's historic Town Hall Square. The architecturally distinctive building was completed in 2012, and its design relates to the historic town house that once stood on the same site. The college is the University of Tartu's regional teaching and research centre, focusing among other things on education, languages and social development. The building is also of interest to architecture enthusiasts, as its contemporary form stands right next to Narva Town Hall. The building can be viewed from outside on Town Hall Square; access to the interior depends on the college's schedule and public events.

Raekoja plats 2, Narva

Alexander Pushkin Monument

The Alexander Pushkin monument stands beside Pushkin Street in central Narva and is dedicated to the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. It is one of the literary memorials in Narva's townscape and helps to notice the town's diverse cultural heritage. The public space around the sculpture allows you to view it while walking around town, without entering a building or museum. The memorial makes a good stop when exploring the architecture and public artworks of central Narva. Nearby houses, streets and green areas give the monument an everyday urban backdrop.

Aleksander Puškini tänav L2, Narva

Äkkeküla Sports and Recreation Area

Äkkeküla Sports and Recreation Area on Äkkeküla Road in Narva offers places to exercise among pine forest and hazel thickets. The lit fitness trails are used for skiing in winter and for running, walking and cycling the rest of the year. The area has mountain bike trails, children's playgrounds, hiking trails and rest areas. Trails of different lengths let you choose between a gentle walk and a longer workout. It is a wooded recreation area separate from Narva Sports Park in the town centre, and not the Joaorg fitness trail or part of the river promenade. Equipment rental and organised activities depend on the service provider.

Äkkeküla tee 12, Narva

Narva Sports Park

Narva Sports Park on Tuleviku Street is a public outdoor exercise and recreation area. Opened in autumn 2021, the park offers options for all kinds of active leisure: outdoor fitness equipment, a pump track, table tennis and a children's playground. There are also picnic tables where you can rest after exercising. The variety of activities suits both families and anyone wanting to spend time outdoors in Narva. The park is a separate destination from the riverside promenade, the historic Dark Garden and the Äkkeküla forest trails, and offers a sporty kind of visit.

Tuleviku tn 9, Narva

Adolf Hahn Stairs

The Adolf Hahn Stairs are a historic staircase in Narva linking the Dark Garden (Pimeaed) area with the riverside walkway along the Narva River. The stairs were built in 1875 on the initiative of the then mayor Adolf Hahn and bear his name. Later construction work changed the original length of the stairs, and one section ended up underground when a new bridge was built. The staircase has been thoroughly restored, with the latest reconstruction completed in 2023. As an architectural structure in its own right, it helps visitors understand the levels of the townscape and historic routes through it. The stairs are not the same as the Dark Garden or the Narva river promenade as a whole.

Jõe tn 1b, Narva

Narva Hospital Building

The historic Narva Hospital Building on Haigla Street was completed in 1913 to a design by architect Aleksandr Vladovsky. Its construction was linked to the development of the Kreenholm industrial district and the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty's rule. The facade and architectural details of what was then a modern hospital give an idea of Narva's building culture in the early 20th century. The building was damaged in the Second World War but largely restored to its original form. It still houses a medical facility today, so it is best viewed from outside, with respect for the hospital's work and patients' privacy.

Haigla tn 5, Narva

Paul Keres Memorial

The Paul Keres Memorial stands in central Narva on the green area between Aleksander Puškin Street and Peter's Square. The bronze sculpture is dedicated to Narva-born international chess grandmaster Paul Keres and was unveiled to mark the centenary of his birth. Its authors, Aivar Simson and Paul Mänd, portrayed the chess player at a board so that passers-by can sit opposite him and ponder the next move. The sculpture refers to a game against Walter Browne played in Vancouver in 1975. It is a standalone public memorial, not the Pushkin monument or the fortress viewing platform.

A. Puškini tn, Narva

Valaste Waterfall

Valaste Waterfall is in Ontika village, Ida-Viru County, on a high limestone escarpment. A drop of more than thirty metres makes it Estonia's highest waterfall, and from the viewing platform you can watch both the water and the geological layers of the cliff. During the spring floods the flow is stronger; in winter cold winds from the sea can turn the water droplets into ice sculptures. The surroundings invite a stop to explore the clint coast, but take care near the escarpment and on wet stairs. The amount of water depends on the weather and is not the same on every visit.

13133 Saka-Ontika-Toila tee, Ontika küla, Toila vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Toila-Oru Park

Toila-Oru Park lies in Pühajõe village, Ida-Viru County, in the Pühajõe valley near the sea. The park survives from the former manor and presidential summer residence, and its paths lead to various tree species, avenues and viewpoints. On a walk you can look for the Silver Spring cave (Hõbeallika koobas) and reach the Swallow's Nest viewpoint overlooking the sea. The palace itself, destroyed in the Second World War, can no longer be seen, but its site and the park's design tell the story of the place. The park can be visited all year round; the virtual history tour is a separate activity.

Lossipargi, Pühajõe küla, Toila vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Narva-Jõesuu Beach

Narva-Jõesuu Beach is in the town of Narva-Jõesuu, Ida-Viru County, a short trip from Narva. The long sandy beach stretches along the Gulf of Finland at the edge of a pine forest and suits both a summer beach day and a walk in other seasons. In season the main part of the beach has lifeguards, a children's playground, beach volleyball, changing cabins and showers. The shoreline is long, so quieter stretches can be found away from the busier central area. If coming by car, bear in mind Narva-Jõesuu's parking rules.

Supelrand R5, Narva-Jõesuu linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Kuremäe Convent

Kuremäe Convent in Kuremäe village, Ida-Viru County, is an active Orthodox convent for nuns, also known as Pühtitsa. In the complex, founded at the end of the 19th century, you can walk in the open areas and view the various buildings from outside while respecting the convent's way of life. At the foot of the hill is a spring that has special significance in local tradition. Some of the churches and interiors are not open for free visits; a more thorough tour must be arranged with the convent in advance. Coming from Narva, set aside time for a separate excursion.

Kasemäe, Kuremäe küla, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Narva-Jõesuu Lighthouse

Narva-Jõesuu Lighthouse stands in the town of Narva-Jõesuu, Ida-Viru County, at the mouth of the Narva River. The red-and-white tower is an important landmark for ships entering the river from the sea, and its upper platform offers views over the river, the bay and the long sandy beach. The lighthouse can be reached on foot from Liiva Street; cars must be left further away. Regular visits are seasonal, and in October individual visitors cannot count on walk-in access: outside the season, only pre-booked groups of at least ten people are received.

Tuletorni tn 3, Narva-Jõesuu linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Sillamäe Museum

Sillamäe Museum is a local history museum on Kajaka Street in the town of Sillamäe, Ida-Viru County. Its permanent exhibitions link the everyday life of local people with the town's industrial past: you can see household objects from different periods, photographs and materials that help explain how the former closed town took shape. The museum building dates from the late 1950s and already gives a sense of the townscape of that era from outside. After the visit you can continue the theme with a walk along Mere Boulevard. The museum has separate tickets for adults, pupils and families; a guided visit is an additional service.

Kajaka tn 17a, Sillamäe linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Estonian Mining Museum

The Estonian Mining Museum is in the small town of Kohtla-Nõmme, Ida-Viru County, on the site of a former oil shale mine. A guided underground tour takes visitors to former workplaces, where machines, tunnels and cooler air give a tangible sense of a miner's work. The combined ticket also includes a visit to the processing plant, which shows what happened next to the oil shale brought up from underground. It is worth booking a time in advance and bringing warmer clothes. The museum's industrial buildings and outdoor area make the place recognisable even before you descend underground.

Jaama tn 100, Kohtla-Nõmme alev, Toila vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Sillamäe Mere Boulevard

Sillamäe Mere Boulevard is a historic promenade in the town of Sillamäe, Ida-Viru County, descending towards the sea. Between the town centre and the coast lie a wide staircase, street lamps and an open space with sea views, where you can notice the symmetry of Sillamäe's post-war architecture. An extended footpath leads to the beach promenade, which offers views over the Gulf of Finland and towards the harbour. Take it slowly here, as each section changes the perspective on both the town's buildings and the sea. The boulevard is a public part of the townscape and makes a good stop before or after a visit to the beach.

Mere pst, Sillamäe linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Sinimäe Observation Tower

Sinimäe Observation Tower stands above a wooded hill in the small town of Sinimäe, Ida-Viru County. From the upper platform of the wooden tower there are views over the surrounding forests, towards Sillamäe and, in clear weather, to the Gulf of Finland. It is a good stop for anyone wanting to see the Ida-Viru landscape from above without setting out on a long hike. Expect stairs on the way to the tower and choose footwear to suit the weather. The view changes with the seasons: green summer forest, autumn colours and a more open winter horizon give the place different moods.

Vaatetorni, Sinimäe alevik, Narva-Jõesuu linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Jõhvi St. Michael's Church and Fortress Church Museum

Jõhvi St. Michael's Church and the Fortress Church Museum are on Rakvere Road in the town of Jõhvi, Ida-Viru County. Thanks to its massive walls the medieval church resembles a fortress; in the vaulted cellars beneath the altar, the museum presents Jõhvi's early history and the church's past as a defensive structure. The exhibits include archaeological finds and a model that helps you picture the building before the Livonian War. In summer the museum can be visited on set days, while at other times a visit must be arranged in advance. The church, which can be viewed from outside, and the cellar museum together make one complete historical stop.

Rakvere mnt 6, Jõhvi linn, Jõhvi vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Iisaku Hill and observation tower

Iisaku Hill and observation tower are located in Ida-Viru County near the small town of Iisaku on Tärivere Hill. The 28-meter-high tower is situated at the highest natural point in the county. The summit offers views of the Alutaguse forests and, on a clear day, Lake Peipus direction can be seen. The surrounding forest landscape makes it a destination for nature observation and a short walk. The tower is a separate attraction from the Iisaku Parish Museum, which is located in the center of the settlement. Visitors who are afraid of heights should take the stairs into account and assess weather conditions before climbing.

Iisaku metskond 65, Iisaku alevik, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Jõhvi City Gallery

Jõhvi City Gallery is located in Ida-Virumaa on the second floor of the Jõhvi Concert Hall. The gallery hosts changing exhibitions featuring works by local, Estonian, and foreign artists. The displays cover various art forms, such as painting, photography, and textiles, so a repeat visit can offer a new experience. The gallery is part of the Jõhvi Culture and Interest Centre, and its 2026 exhibition program is published on the centre's website. It is worth checking the currently open exhibition and visiting hours before going.

Pargi tn 40, Jõhvi linn, Jõhvi vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Kohtla-Järve Oil Shale Museum

Kohtla-Järve Oil Shale Museum is located on Tuuslari Street in the town of Kohtla-Järve, Ida-Viru County. The museum introduces the history of oil shale mining and utilization, which has shaped the region's industry and the development of settlements. Visitors can explore exhibitions related to miners' work, machinery, and local industrial heritage. The museum helps to understand why the oil shale industry plays such a major role in the history of Ida-Viru County. It is a separate institution from the Estonian Mining Museum in Kohtla-Nõmme. It is advisable to check opening hours before visiting.

Tuuslari tn 22, Kohtla-Järve linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Iisaku Parish Museum

Iisaku Parish Museum is located in Ida-Viru County in the small town of Iisaku in a former school building. The exhibitions introduce the history of the Alutaguse region, farm life, handicrafts, and the cultural heritage of local communities. Visitors can explore old work techniques, school life, and archaeological finds separately. The exhibitions help to understand life in Ida-Viru County outside the larger industrial towns. The museum also offers educational programs and guided tours. This is an independent museum and not the nearby Iisaku observation tower; please check the seasonal visiting schedule before coming.

Tartu mnt 58, Iisaku alevik, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Narva-Jõesuu Local History Museum

Narva-Jõesuu Local History Museum is located on Nurme Street in Ida-Viru County. The museum focuses on the history of the resort town and local life, including the traditions of seaside recreation. The exhibitions help visitors understand how the coastal settlement developed into a resort and which people and events shaped its growth. At the museum, you can explore the historical Narva-Jõesuu, which is distinct from the town's beach and lighthouse. Operator visitor info publishes separate summer and winter opening hours and ticket prices; check the current schedule before your trip.

Nurme tn 38, Narva-Jõesuu linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Ontika cliff

Ontika cliff is located in Ida-Viru County and is the highest limestone cliff in Estonia, reaching a height of about 55 meters. These rocks are like a stone book, revealing layers from different eras to the viewer. The nearby observation tower, built close to the Valaste waterfall, offers the best view of the cliff. Visitors can also hike along the coastal trail to explore the unique forest associated with the cliff. Ontika cliff is part of the over 1100 km long Baltic limestone cliff that starts from the Swedish island of Öland and ends near Lake Ladoga in Russia. The longest uninterrupted section extends 23 kilometers from the village of Saka to the vicinity of Toila.

Saka–Ontika–Toila tee, Ontika küla, Toila vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Ruins of Vasknarva Order Castle

The ruins of the Vasknarva ordulinnus are located in the village of Vasknarva in the Alutaguse municipality, Ida-Viru County, on the banks of the Narva River. The first order fortress was established here in 1349 but was destroyed the same year. A new fortress began to be built in 1427, and it became the residence of the local fogt. After the Livonian War, the building remained in ruins. Today, one can see the remains of the ancient fortification walls, about three meters thick, and the view of the opposite bank of the river. The site is outdoors, so suitable footwear should be chosen based on the terrain and weather, and a safe distance should be kept from the crumbling walls.

Kanali põik, Vasknarva küla, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Kurtna Hiking Trail

Kurtna Hiking Trail is located in Alutaguse National Park, in the Kurtna Lake area, which is known for its rich lake nature. There are about 42 lakes in an area of only 30 km². The hiking trail is approximately 9 km long circular route that introduces the diverse nature of the region. Along the way, you will encounter various plant species, landscapes, and types of lakes, as well as 12 points of interest. The trail winds through beautiful nature, where it is possible to see up to 11 lakes, which is rare among hiking trails in Estonia. There are several campfire and resting places by the lakes where you can enjoy the silence or swim. The hike starts and ends at the Nõmmjärv parking lot.

Ahtme metskond 29, Konsu küla, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Aidu quarry and Aidu-Nõmme campfire site

Aidu quarry and Aidu-Nõmme campfire site is located in Ida-Viru County, Lüganuse Parish. It is part of the Kauksi-Penijõe hiking trail, which offers visitors a unique landscape and beautiful views of the former oil factory quarry. The hiking trail allows crossing canals on rafts and climbing up and down the hills. The Aidu-Nõmme campfire site is located by a blue water canal, where it is possible to rest and prepare food. From here, a 4 km circular Aidu hiking trail begins, with information panels installed along the way that introduce the formation of the Aidu quarry and the history of the oil factory. The campfire site includes an open forest house and a covered area with a fire pit that has a grill. Alutaguse Hiking Club organizes hikes on foot and with kick scooters, as well as offers safaris and water hikes.

Aidu-Nõmme küla, Lüganuse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Kauksi Visitor Centre

Kauksi Visitor Centre is located on the northern shore of Lake Peipus, in Alutaguse municipality, Ida-Viru County. The centre introduces visitors to local natural attractions and leisure opportunities by Lake Peipus. Located near Alutaguse National Park, the centre offers several hiking trails, camping areas, and beaches that are ideal for families and nature lovers. The visitor centre is open at different times throughout the year, providing an opportunity to explore the diverse landscape of the area, including bog and lake systems. Here, it is also possible to get information about the local history and culture, enriching the visit experience.

Looduskeskuse, Kauksi küla, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Uljaste Hiking Trail

The Uljaste Hiking Trail is in Uljaste village, Lüganuse parish, and introduces Lake Uljaste, the forest landscape and bog lakes. The roughly 3,8-kilometre route runs largely along an esker, an elongated ridge bordering the lake. The hike starts at the car park on the lake shore, where the foundations of the old Sonda forestry buildings can also be seen. Near the lake there is a rest area, a campfire site and a sandy strip of beach. The trail can be walked in different seasons; in winter conditions snowshoes may be useful. It is a chance to get to know Ida-Viru County’s varied lake and forest landscape.

Sonda metskond 4, Uljaste küla, Lüganuse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Vaivara Sinimäed Museum

The Vaivara Sinimäed Museum is located in Sinimäe small borough, in the outbuildings of the former Vaivara manor, and presents the military history of the area. The exhibition centres on the 1944 battles along the Narva River and in the Sinimäed (Blue Hills). You can see weapons, uniforms, soldiers’ personal belongings, photographs and documentary footage from the period. Some exhibits allow a more hands-on encounter with history than a typical display-case exhibition. On request, the museum also organises excursions to historical battle sites in the surrounding area.

Roheline tn 19c, Sinimäe alevik, Narva-Jõesuu linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Selisoo Hiking Trail

The Selisoo Hiking Trail is in Alutaguse parish near Väike-Pungerja village and leads visitors through a varied bog landscape. Along the way, wooded bog, more open mire areas, bog pines and bog pools alternate. The boardwalk is about four kilometres one way, so remember to allow for the return journey too. By Lake Seli there is a simple open forest hut where you can shelter from rain. Rest and camping spots and a campfire site are provided at the ends of the trail. Open all year round, the trail lets you watch the bog change through the seasons.

Mäetaguse metskond 27, Väike-Pungerja küla, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

Narva EV100 Park

Narva EV100 Park is a public green space on A. Puškini Street in Narva, created for the centenary of the Republic of Estonia. The different parts of the park combine urban nature with the theme of Estonia’s cultural diversity. In the grove of Estonia’s nationalities, trees symbolise different ethnic groups, and the park also has a grove of a hundred oaks. On a walk you can discover a Japanese garden and a park area named after the historic Gloria Bastion. There is a playground for children, and the paths suit a leisurely stroll. The park is open to visitors all year round, day and night.

A. Puškini tn 32c, Narva linn, Ida-Viru maakond

Poruni Hiking Trail

The Poruni Hiking Trail is in Alutaguse parish near Kuningaküla and runs through old-growth forest along the Poruni River towards the Narva River. Hikers alternate between forest track and boardwalk, noticing riverside vegetation and varied forest habitats. The longer out-and-back route is about ten kilometres, but you can also choose a shorter loop of roughly 2,5 kilometres. There is parking and an information board at the start and end of the trail. It is a place for an independent nature outing, so allow enough time and wear suitable footwear.

Permisküla metskond 9, Kuningaküla küla, Alutaguse vald, Ida-Viru maakond

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