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Summer capital
It just so happens that Pärnu is celebrating 170 years as a resort this year and to help the city celebrate, we’ve put together a little retrospective feature here. You’ll also find loads of fun and commemorative events planned for the coming months, for a complete overview see the official website here.
Naturally, Pärnu In Your Pocket has covered the most exciting events of the year, including the colourful Hanseatic Days and the beach volleyball competition, guaranteed to be a sweaty and sandy time for the whole family.
But don’t just take our word for it, get out there and discover for yourself why Pärnu is Estonia’s official ‘Summer Capital’. Obviously you’ll need this handy little guide to make the most of your relaxing stay in the city, so grab your sandals, a bottle of water, a camera and hit the streets. You won’t be disappointed.
OUR Pärnu HIGHLIGHTS
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Ammende Villa
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Linnamehe Guest Farm
Five nicely-furnished, hotel quality rooms await you in the main house of this licensed tourist farm, but you can also opt for a cheaper bed in the 'old house' with wood-lined walls
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Steffani Pizzarestoran
Much more a real, full-fledged restaurant than a typical pizza joint, Steffani serves salad and pasta dishes as well as countless kinds of thin-crust and pan pizza. On any given summer
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RED Group
The Tallinn-based Red Group can set you up in a handful of modern, fully-furnished apartments in the centre of Pärnu. All are licensed by their owners.
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Seegi Maja
Pärnu's historic almshouse is the perfect setting for this 17th-century-style restaurant restored to what it would have looked like in the time of the Swedish empire
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Ammende Villa
Recent winner of the coveted 'Seven Stars and Stripes' award, Ammende Villa serves a variety of creative French and Mediterranean-style dishes in its three elegantly restored, 'Art N
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Latest Pärnu Comments
I sat their with tears in my eyes - Shostakovich at his best![...]
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![...]
During an early spring visit to Parnu, we found the restaurant is now called Primavera, prices higher but food is better presented, service excellent and huge helpings! Menu specialises in fish, eg swordfish, but beef, duck and vegetarian available[...]
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.[...]