Places with audio guides - Estonia

The bronze statue by Tauno Kangro in Karjavärava Square in Tallinn commemorates the chimney sweep trade and was unveiled in 2010.

The Soviet Zhuk-class patrol boat that served in the Estonian Navy today recalls the transformations of the Baltic after 1991.

The neo-Gothic castle from 1831-1833 near Keila Waterfall is one of the early examples of this style in Estonia and commemorates the Benckendorff family.

Tallinn’s famous “Merivälja UFO object” is linked to legends, excavations, and scientific disputes over the origin of a metal fragment found in 1969.

A small waterfall on the Pakri Peninsula near Paldiski, 2.5 m high. In dry weather, Põllküla Stream usually has only a weak flow.

The highest tower in Tallinn's 15th-century fortifications, later rebuilt as a bastion and today part of the fortress museum.

The former Martin Luther Memorial near Keila commemorated the Reformation and the Lutheran tradition. It was demolished in 1949, and today it is marked by a plaque.

A former knightly manor in Harjumaa, founded in the early 17th century. In 1741 it passed to Abram Hannibal, an ancestor of Alexander Pushkin.