Visit Pärnu

Visit Tartu, Estonia's second-largest city and intellectual hub. Explore the historic University of Tartu (founded in 1632, one of Northern Europe's oldest), stroll through the charming Old Town with its Town Hall Square and Kissing Students fountain, and visit the Estonian National Museum (showcasing Estonian culture and history in a modern building). Don't miss the AHHAA Science Centre for interactive exhibits and the Toome Hill park with its ruins and views.

Two castles face each other across the river — Estonian Hermann and Russian Ivangorod — on the EU border.

Hot springs, a ropeway over sulphur vents and Mount Fuji across Lake Ashi, ninety minutes from Tokyo.

Georgian spa city with Roman baths.

The sauna capital of the world, between two lakes, in red-brick factories turned museums and bars.

A complete medieval square with a Gothic town hall, spa villas and wooden churches nearby.

A valley town of 762 curves from Chiang Mai, hot springs, a canyon and a slow backpacker scene.

Hot springs and the Sea of Galilee, 200 metres below sea level, with Capernaum along the shore.