Estonia

Estonia has been occupied by many invading empires, each leaving an indelible mark on the country's heritage. This is especially true in Tallinn and can be seen at the Toompea Castle and Town Hall Square. Tallinn is the jewel in the crown of Estonia and holidays here are flooded with lovingly restored 14th century buildings and cobbled streets. Offering a mix of the towns and countryside of Estonia, holidays by rail give you the opportunity to visit one of Europe's most picturesque and well-preserved countries.

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