Kuressaare

Kuressaare [1] is the capital of Saaremaa, the largest of Estonia's islands. Understand A tower of Kuressaare's castle The earliest records of Kuressaare is a document written in 1381 that mentions that the town housed the fortified residency of a local Catholic bishop and that it was the main center for the islands of western Estonia. Kuressaare was previously known as Arensburg, and it received city status in 1563. Currently, the town has a population of around 15,000. Get in By plane Kuressaare Airport [2] (IATA: URE, ICAO: EEKE) is situated 3 km from the town of Kuressaare and offers regular flights to Ruhnu island, Stockholm and Tallinn. By bus Several buses run daily between Kuressaare and Tallinn's main bus station. The trip takes 4 hours and traverses the strait between the mainland and the islands by means of a 30-minute ferry. [3] Get around Tourist Information Centre, Tallinna 2, 93819 Kuressaare. E-mail: kuressaare@visitestonia.com, tel +372 45 33 766, +372 453 31 20, fax +372 453 31 20. See Kuressaare Castle. The fortress is well preserved and located in the city center. It houses the Saaremaa Museum with many historical displays. Do Health spas. The city has a large number of spas. Buy Eat Restaurant Everest [4] Restaurant La Perla [5], Italian restaurant Cafe Kessu [6] Diner Reheköök [7] Trahter Veski [8], tavern housed in an large windmill that was built in 1899. Drink Pub Vaekoda [9] Cafe Wildenbergi [10] Bar Kodulinna [11] Club Diva [12] Nightclub Privilege [13] Sleep Arensburg Boutique Hotel & Spa [14] Georg Ots Spa [15] Grand Rose Spa [16] Johan Spa [17] Linnahotell [18] Saaremaa Spa Hotels: Meri, Ruutli & Saaremaa Valss [19] Get out Pärnu, the summer capital of Estonia This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!