Travel to Finland and Estonia: choosing a route

Distinguish current destinations from future ones

• Travel to Tallinn involves two road journeys and an independent border crossing.
• Other journeys in Estonia require separate confirmation from partners.
• Finland remains a future destination with no announced launch date.

Choosing a trip around your interests

For exploring cities, see the Helsinki, Lappeenranta, Imatra, Kotka and Kouvola pages. For a nature walk, consider Mustila near Elimäki; for unusual art, Parikkala Sculpture Park. Water parks and spas have separate pages so you can compare water-based leisure with museums and city walks.

For Estonia, we have retained information on Narva and Pühtitsa Convent, while photographs from past trips give a sense of the routes. Travel to Tallinn currently involves crossing the border independently and continuing with Estonian partners. The Finnish pages are for future planning after the border reopens and should not be read as a catalogue of operating services.

An itinerary around your interests

For a peaceful walk, consider Mustila Arboretum; for unusual art, Patsaspuisto Sculpture Park in Parikkala; for history and nature, Langinkoski near Kotka. These places differ in theme and location: choose the day's main experience and add other stops around it.

In Estonia, a walk around Narva or a visit to Pühtitsa Convent in Kuremäe can be separate destinations. Transport after the independent border crossing is arranged with partners. Place descriptions help you choose a destination; a guide, tickets and an available itinerary are confirmed separately. Services to Finland remain suspended.