
Pärnu is Estonia's summer capital, renowned for its sandy beaches and vibrant cultural scene. This region features Estonia's only coastal city, where visitors can explore the historical old town, known for its wooden architecture and charming cafes. Pärnu is also the gateway to the Pärnu Bay, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, rich in birdlife and unique ecosystems. The region hosts various local festivals, including the Pärnu Film Festival, which showcases emerging filmmakers. Nearby, the small towns of Kihnu and Manija offer insights into traditional Estonian life, with unique crafts and customs. Pärnu's spa culture adds to its allure, attracting those looking for wellness and relaxation experiences.