πͺπͺ Β Estonia has a population of just 1.3 million but is larger than Denmark or the Netherlands.
πͺπͺ Tallinn is its capital and largest city. Tallinn's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
πͺπͺ Estonian is the official language of the country. The official currency is Euro (β¬) (EUR).Β
πͺπͺ Estonia has over 2000 islands.
πͺπͺ Forest covers nearly 50% of the country, making Estonia one of Europe's greenest countries.
πͺπͺ It's pretty flat. The highest point in the country is Suur MunamΓ€gi (which translates to "Big Egg Mountain"), just 318 meters (1,043ft) above sea level.
πͺπͺ Estonia is also among the cleanest places on Earth to breathe.
πͺπͺ If you want to greet someone in Estonia with a "Hello," you say "Tere." It means Hello in Estonian.
πͺπͺ Estonia has the highest number of supermodels per capita in the world.
πͺπͺ Estonians celebrate their independence twice a year. Once on the 24th of February and the other on the 20th of August.
πͺπͺ The Estonian Song Celebration dates back to 1869, attracting thousands of singers every 5 years.
πͺπͺ The Estonian state offers hundreds of e-services to citizens and thousands more to businesses.Β
πͺπͺ During your visit to Estonia, do not be amazed to find internet access even deep in the woods.
πͺπͺ Estonia was the first country in the world to allow its citizens to vote online in 2005.
πͺπͺ The country also has the highest number of startups per capita in Europe.
πͺπͺ Did you know that Estonia is the birthplace of Skype? Yes, there is no doubt that Estonia is a technologically advanced nation and internet-focused.
Photos by Rene Jakobson