Narva

Narva owes its charm to its historical monuments. As you stroll through the city, you will undoubtedly come across the bronze statue of Paul Keres, a legendary Estonian chess player. Visit also the Town Hall building, which was built in 1671 and reflects the Dutch style.
Discover the Alexander Lutheran Church in the city center. ►

Narva owes its charm to its historical monuments. As you stroll through the city, you will undoubtedly come across the bronze statue of Paul Keres, a legendary Estonian chess player. Visit also the Town Hall building, which was built in 1671 and reflects the Dutch style.
Discover the Alexander Lutheran Church in the city center. This monument has a sixty-metre-long tower. After that, go to the Orthodox Cathedral of the Resurrection. You will undoubtedly marvel at its facade's decoration and architecture's delicacy.
Explore the Hermann Fort and continue your journey to Narva Castle. This building, built around the 16th century, overlooks the river. Take advantage of this visit to discover the fortress's casemates, which were built in the 17th century and are located on two levels.
The Krenholm Manufactory also symbolizes Narva. It is an industrial establishment founded in 1857 and is famous for its textile products.
A night walk in the Estonian border town is also an incredible experience. Strolling along the river will allow you to appreciate the Ivangorod Fortress and its picturesque landscape. This monument is located on the opposite bank. Note that you can visit Narva Castle and the municipal art gallery even at night. A collection of contemporary art paintings and canvases is exhibited there, as well as wooden sculptures. ◄