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    Excellent service and great care! Got badly beaten on my vacation and had to stay infused in the emergency unit for several hours in June 2010.[...]
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    Drugs are sold and used here. I don't recommend it after visiting it a few times.[...]
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  • Linnamehe Guest Farm
    Good location if you would like to explore wilderness of Soomaa National Park. Value for money, as well![...]
  • Pärnu Concert Hall
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  • Aleksandri Pub
    The bar has been refurbished, fewer nick nacks and a little more space. Other assets - food, music waitress service and atmosphere remain unchanged. A new conservatory provides what must be one of the biggest smoking rooms in Estonia![...]
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  • Veerev Őlu
    Simply the best place ever visited. Best prices for drinks (only 25 EEK for every drink) and food, the most friendly staff, good music and even the amusing local drunks. In Veerev you are never alone.[...]
Estonia's summer capital

Estonia's summer capital

Estonians have an unwritten rule – it’s actually coded in their DNA – that says if it’s above freezing and there’s any hint of sunshine, it’s time to run outside, fire up the grill and get the party started.

Given this powerful primal instinct, it’s no wonder that Pärnu is the place to be in Estonia during the warmer months. With its long stretch of white sand beach, old-fashioned resort feel and easygoing atmosphere, this little city rightfully earns its designation as Estonia’s official ‘Summer Capital’.

If you’re lucky enough to be visiting this summer, you’re in for an added bonus: As we were going to press, several major renovation projects to improve both the Koidula Park and the beach area were in full gear. We don’t know exactly what the result will be, but we can safely recommend you bring your inline skates.

Other things you’ll want to tote around are your sunscreen, your camera and of course your copy of Pärnu In Your Pocket. While you’re using it to explore the city, keep in mind that opening hours here often change in the busy season. Although we’ve tried our best to list summer hours wherever possible, you might just find that you’ll be able to wine and dine later than we mention in the guide.

Enjoy your stay in Pärnu and may all your own genetic urges be fulfilled, whatever they may be.

Pärnu In Your Pocket

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