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Spring recommendations: What to do in Estonia #7 - Vimarsana News

Spring recommendations: What to do in Estonia #7

Spring is here, coronavirus restrictions have been relaxed and there is plenty to do outside in Estonia. The Estonian Institute and "Found in Estonia" podcast has seven recommendations for you. Estonian Institute in collaboration with podcast "Found in Estonia" brings you a series of recommendations from English-speaking local foreigners. Jaime Delgado Ugrin (31) is from Santiago, Chile, and has lived in Estonia for a year and a half as a student at the University of Tartu. He says: "I admit that I came to Estonia with low expectations, but soon I got amazed by the tranquility and the seren...

Spring recommendations: What to do in Estonia #6 - Vimarsana News

Spring recommendations: What to do in Estonia #6

Just because Estonia is in lockdown, it doesn't mean there isn't anything to do outside this spring. The Estonian Institute and "Found in Estonia" podcast has five recommendations for you. Sandra Valle, originally from Mexico, has been living in Estonia since 2006. She says the 15 years here have been a rollercoaster of experiences. She proudly says she has learned how to survive the Estonian winters. "I visit my home country every two years," she says, "And although it's hard to be away from my family and friends, looking back now I don't regret any of these experiences and moments because t...

Spring recommendations: What to do in Estonia #3 - Vimarsana News

Spring recommendations: What to do in Estonia #3

How can spring be enjoyed in Estonia while the coronavirus restrictions are still in place? The Estonian Institute and the "Found in Estonia" podcast have some recommendations for you.