Estonian artist Keili Major paints the Tanaro river every month for a year, using only her fingertips to capture its changing ...
Cinema in a century-old manor, contemporary art inside a modernist landmark and music beside the lake: the second Kikumu ...
Karsten Staehr argues Rail Baltica’s spiralling costs and delays reveal a predictable megaproject failure for the Baltic ...
Toronto grants heritage protection to St Peter’s Estonian church, recognising its architecture, history and diaspora legacy ...
Two Tallinn cafés, Paper Mill Coffee and The Brick Coffee Roastery, have been named among Europe’s 50 best coffee shops in a ranking.
Rail Baltica was meant to be the railway that carried the Baltic states into the heart of Europe – instead, it has become a warning […] ...
The University of Tartu remains Estonia’s highest-ranked university, while Tallinn University of Technology, known as TalTech, rises 35 places to 600th globally. Four Estonian universities ...
More than half of Estonia’s population continues to support marriage equality, according to a new public opinion survey published by the Estonian Human Rights Centre, ...
July 2026 Not sure where to be this week? Every week, in partnership with Gamma, we present a hand-picked selection of the ...
British newspaper The Sunday Times, the weekend edition of The Times, recommends Tallinn as one of the best European cities to visit this summer. The list, compiled by the newspapers freelance travel ...
For a country often celebrated for its composers, digital statecraft and quietly radical governance, Estonia has now achieved something even more improbable; according to a new analysis of global ...
A new English-language bookshop, called Rüütel & Matilda, has opened its doors in the Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia. The store was opened by two book lovers, Ruta Nõmmela and Madis Mikkor. “We wanted ...
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