Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στο Σάαρε

Great park with a music stage and two beautiful old hotels. Several wooden bridges lead to the castle. The park also has a windmill around the castle and you can walk around the fortifications for free.

Great hotel built in Art Nouveau style right next to the Arensburg. The facade is impressively beautiful and the building offers a great contrast to the castle. A real eye-catcher when you cross the wooden bridge.

The Ekesparre Hotel - a charming gem right next to the Kuressaare Bishop's Castle. As you explore the impressive fortress on your hike, you will be greeted by the sight of this historic building, which was built in 1908 and is one of the oldest hotels on Saaremaa. The bright colors of the house, embedded in the lush green of the surrounding trees, give the place an almost fairytale atmosphere. The proximity to the Bishop's Castle and the short walk to the beach make the Ekesparre Hotel an ideal starting point for anyone who wants to explore the area. Even if you are not staying here, a short stop to admire the architecture is worthwhile. The elaborate details and the well-preserved condition of the building will literally take you back in time. From the hotel you have a wonderful view of the moat and the well-kept gardens. A perfect place to pause for a moment and enjoy the peaceful surroundings before continuing your hike.

Very beautiful building in very good condition. You feel like you have been transported back in time.

A very beautiful park that you pass through on the way to the castle.

It is not only the best-preserved castle in Estonia, but proudly bears this title for all Baltic states. As early as the 13th century, craftsmen began building this architectural masterpiece, stone by stone, which was completed in 1380. A walk through the adjacent castle park is like traveling back in time. Centuries-old trees line the paths while the scent of flowers intoxicates the senses. The castle also houses the largest museum on the island. Here visitors can immerse themselves in the fascinating history of Saaremaa and admire numerous exhibits. Photographers in particular will be enchanted by the castle's picturesque backdrop. The old walls, which are bathed in a warm light by the setting sun, or the reflection of the building in the adjacent water - all of these offer dreamlike motifs. And best of all: exploring the castle grounds is completely free.

Venue for live music, free of charge

Didn't stay here but wish I bloody had. Looks a great place!