Discover the best attractions and experiences Kuressaare has to offer
In Kuressaare, the town’s long history is best seen in its fortress and medieval streets.
A 14th-century fortress that dominates the town and now hosts the Saaremaa Museum.
Parts of the old fortifications and the picturesque medieval gates along the historic streets.
A scenic park surrounding the castle with walks and views over the harbor.
Discover Saaremaa’s cultural heritage and local history.
Exhibitions on island history, archaeology and local culture inside the castle.
A venue for local art and rotating exhibitions in the town.
Religious landmarks reflect Kuressaare’s spiritual heritage.
Historic parish church with traditional Estonian church architecture.
A notable place of worship in the town with distinctive onion domes.
Outdoor escapes around Saaremaa offer nature and sea views.
Estonia’s oldest national park, famed for seabird colonies and pristine islands.
A scenic collection of historic windmills with a lookout and legends.
An important geological site featuring ancient impact craters.
Explore Kuressaare’s distinct districts and waterfront areas.
Historic heart of the city with cobbled streets and cafes.
Lively waterfront area with views of the Baltic and boats.
Area surrounding Kuressaare Castle with scenic parks.
Enjoy Kuressaare without spending a euro.
Relaxed strolls with views of the moat and castle.
Explore narrow lanes, squares and flower-filled courtyards.
Enjoy the Baltic Sea shoreline and sunset walks.
Taste local flavors and seaside specialties.
Fresh Baltic seafood with views of the water.
Smoked fish is a local staple you’ll find in many restaurants.
Estonian bakery classics made with local ingredients.
Evenings in Kuressaare offer cozy bars and live music.
Casual venues with local beers and live music nights.
Relaxed spots for cocktails by the water.
Cultural performances and shows in town.
Local plays and performances during the season.
Seasonal music events in parks and squares.
Active options both on land and water.
Pleasant cycling routes with sea views.
Seasonal seaside recreation.
Unique experiences slightly off the main tourist trails.
A set of ancient craters set in a lunar-like landscape.
Historic windmills with a story and great photos.
Accessible island sights and birdlife on guided trips.