Palmse Manor, Estonia.

Palmse Manor in Lahemaa National Park, Estonia.

Oru Castle, Estonia.

Cathedral of the Ressuction of Christ in and Swedish Lion  monument in Narva, Estonia.

The Orthodox Cathedral was built between 1890 and 1896 in the Neo-Byzantine style to serve the workers of the Krenholm Manufacturing Company. It was the only building standing after the city was bombarded in WWII.

Vihula manor in Lahemaa National Park, Estonia. Although the estate dates back o 1501, the current manor was built around 1892, after the old one was destroyed in a fire.

Sights from Tartu, Estonia, showing the University, the Town Hall Square and the "Kissing Students" Sculpture.

Tallinn Gate in Parnü, Estonia.

Haapsalu Castle, Estonia.

Kiuu Tower in Estonia.

Viljandi suspension bridge, Estonia.

Hermann castle in Narva, Estonia. Originally built by the Danes, it was held by the Livonian Order after 1346. They were the ones who built the Hermann Tower.

Pühtitsa convent is a Russian Orthodox convent in Estonia. It was founded in 1891 and has become the largest Orthodox community in the Baltic.

Rakvere castle, Estonia.

Tahkuna lighthouse in Hiiumaa Island, Estonia. It dates from 1873 and it's the tallest lighthouse in Estonia, at 42.6m.

Alatskivi Castle, Estonia. The original building dates to the 17th century, but it was rebuilt by Baron Arved von Nolcken in the 1870's in the style of the Balmoral castle in Scotland.

Keila waterfall, third largest in Estonia.

Valaste and Jägala waterfalls in Estonia.

Nõmmeveski waterfall in Valgejõgi river, Estonia.

Blue Lake in Antü, Estonia.

Keri Lighthouse on Keri Islet, Estonia. It's the oldest lighthouse on the Gulf of Finland, established in 1719 by Peter the Great. The current structure dates from 1857.