Parnu

« Pyarnu. A very charming little town: cozy nooks, pink cottages, delicious food, a sea breeze, and chilled vibes. The scenery reminds me of a culinary art piece: tourists amalgamating with towering buildings, vintage stalls, hipsters vs glamour, and ice cream cones with colorful flavors popping around.

The locals were enjoying the autumn sunshine with their kids. The local bohemians were passing fine wine in the air and beautifully posing by the brick walls.

On the beach, it wasn’t as crowded with lounge chairs and umbrellas. The beach is way wider than usual. From the local spa-hotel, they served drinks in white robes right on the street while locals puffed away on electronic cigarettes, exhaling clouds of smoke. Such characters! 😄

Visiting Pyarnu is a must! Fireworks, drinks at the bar, and relaxing by the sea – it's all about that peaceful marine atmosphere. You can even lay back and contemplate life with a high spirit! »

« Is it worth swimming in the Baltic Sea? Absolutely! The water is refreshing and really cools you down in the heat. 🌊☀️ »

« ...they turned an old pharmacy in Pyarnu into a bar, and now the drinks are priced in a vintage way... »

« The only thing that spoils the impression of the city is that the streets don't seem to escape from snow and slush at all. It's best to arrive in rubber boots. »

« On the streets of Old Pärnu! Unfortunately, the city didn't leave any impression on us. »

« We traveled to Estonia over the weekend. The main goal of the trip was the resort town of Pärnu. It's a really nice and cozy place. There are old wooden houses, a town center you can walk around in 15 minutes, and a beach by the Baltic Sea.
In the photo, a friendly sheep in the center of Pärnu.
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« I really love the houses in Pärnu, especially the old ones. »