Parnu Hotels

Though the youthful merrymakers who crowd Parnu’s boardwalk bars and restaurants may not realize it, they’re far from the first to stumble on the handsome seaside settlement. The city’s roots date back to the 13^th century in fact and for a time, Parnu was even a member of the venerable Hanseatic League. While Parnu’s reputation as a health resort is, admittedly, not quite as old, it nonetheless took hold in the early 19^th century. Hot seawater baths and saunas sat astride the massive Gulf of Riga beach as early as 1838 and the rest, as they say, is summer resort history. Aside from spas and a picture-postcard coastline, Parnu entices visitors with a tidy architectural ensemble and worthwhile points of interest like the Town Hall, Church of Jekaterina, Lydia Koidula Memorial Museum and New Art Museum. The International Documentary and Anthropology Film Festival is a major annual event in the city.

Attractions

• Parnu Town Hall
• Church of Jekaterina
• Lydia Koidula Memorial Museum
• Parnu New Art Museum
• Parnu Museum

Activities

• Mudaravila
• Tervise Paradiis Spa Hotel & Water Park
• International Documentary and Anthropology Film Festival
• Spa Estonia
• Parnu Jetty

Restaurants

• Restoran Edelweiss
• Seegi Maja
• Cin Cin
• Mõnus Margarita
• Piccadilly Wine Café

Nightlife

• Jazz Café
• Sunset Club
• Romantic Bar
• Väike Klaus
• Bar Piiri

Climate

Parnu has a temperate humid continental climate, with four distinct seasons.

• Winter (December to March) -5-3°C
• Spring (April to May) 4-15°C
• Summer (June to August) 12-24°C
• Fall (September to November) 1-17°C