The MICHELIN Guide – the most internationally renowned and prestigious restaurant recognition system – has arrived in Estonia, the first of the Baltic states. After visits from anonymous inspectors, 31 restaurants in Estonia have earned a place on the MICHELIN Guide. Among those, two received a coveted MICHELIN star.

Nicola Monteath takes a trip to Tallinn to explore the burgeoning culinary scene.

Recently, a quarterly print publication and digital platform The Pro Chef Magazine Middle-East published an article listing their favourite food and beverage brands from Estonia.

The Michelin Guide, the best-known, most prestigious and most experienced restaurant recognition system, which the Estonian tourism and food sector has been waiting for years, has arrived in Estonia. The best restaurants in Estonia will receive Michelin Star(s) in May, 2022.

Estonians have a deep relationship with their food. It reflects our history by combining cuisines and cultures that have traversed our land. To showcase what our tiny nation has to offer, earlier in the year, Enterprise Estonia invited top journalists and foodies from UAE to discover the tastes of Estonia.

In addition to domestic tourism, Latvian tourists set an all-time record for overnight stays in January, with 16% more overnight stays in accommodation establishments than in January 2019.

Rally Estonia 2020 makes history by becoming the first round of the FIA World Rally Championship to be run in Estonia. Estonia will become the 33rd country in the world to host a round of the FIA World Rally Championship. Rally Estonia, a round of the WRC, will be held 4-6 September 2020.

From hidden industrial heritage to prime waterfront urban space.

While there’s nothing comparable to the first-hand travel experience, we do live in an increasingly tech-savvy world. Here’s a quick virtual tour through some of the best Estonian museums for your virtual culture trip to Estonia.

Tartu, the university town of Estonia, will be the European capital of culture 2024. The year will be a fun-packed one full of events showcasing the historical and cultural heritage of Estonia’s second-largest town.

Arvo Pärt is the most performed living composer in the world. The Centre is a unique individual archive in a pine forest.

The house doesn’t even seem to exist at first sight. This was the intention – to blend in with the nature as much as possible.