One of the tallest cliffs in Estonia, and it is the best location for cliff-hanging and observing windmill farms and land ends.

We can walk down the cliff to build the pyramid from pebbles to go on the local tradition to get happiness.

Keila Waterfall is the most recognizable among natural waterfalls in Estonia.

It also amazed the minister of the secret service of the Russian Empire Alex Fon Bencendorf to establish here his summer estate "Fall "in the 1830s.

For the housewarming, he invited Russian Emperor Nikolay the First and first introduced the Russian anthem at the picturesque bridge over the river.

We will do some hiking around the waterfall and the manor house, which is converted into a fancy hotel and restaurant.

We will make a photo stop at the bridge and see the romantic installation of the heart, where newlyweds put their locks.

It was a former Soviet military town with a nuclear submarine base and Pentagon, but nowadays it is converted to a peaceful town by the industrial port and also to the starter of our historical railway to Saint Petersburg.

Despite the soviet influence, Paldiski town is a big piece of history.

It was founded by the Russian Emperor Peter the Great in 1715 as an important navy zone. Tsar ordered the convicts to construct bastions and lighthouses around it.

For a better acquaintance with the town, we drive a convertible retro car of the 1930s over the edge of the cliff top to the lighthouse and can climb it to observe the hugest windmill farm in Estonia and 2 big Pakri islands of Paldiski.

Our driver will wear a fashionable retro suit, turn on the chanson music, and show us special hidden sights on our way. One of them is a staircase down the cliff to see its limestone sandwich of the Ordovician period.

We can conclude our fun trip in the tavern in the former tsar customs of the 1730s, visit the small museum, and then try traditional Russian cuisine.

The remains of the friary date back 13th century when catholic monks came to teach local pagans and fix the churches and towns as symbols of a new time.

We consider it the best-preserved medieval monastery quarter in Nothern Europe, which invites you to its museum to learn more about Catholicism.

We will have a tour around it, remember some interesting stories and facts, look at the estate and infinity pond near it

Very energetic stop to observe an amazing waste heap from dolomite and a former prison, which was flooded to make a new hipster place and waterpark.

We will drive inside the waterpark, put on swimsuits, and swim (by your wish), in the cleanest water of the quarry in the shade of an exciting waste heap!

We also do guided tours and diving in the flooded prison shells, but it should be booked beforehand.

Keila is a very cozy town in Estonia with a population of 10,000 people, but contains a lot of history. We will see a very nice railway station, very clean streets, parks, and the historical church of St. Michael of the 1300s, the tallest rural one in Estonia.

Keila residents established the first aeromodelling club in Estonia and started it inside the old military plane, staying in the field near town.