Narva

Narva is a city located in the eastern part of Estonia, along the Narva River, right next to the Russian border. Historically, it has been an important border point and a center of trade, forming part of the strategic network of the Baltic Sea region. In Narva, you can enjoy both the historical atmosphere and the beautiful scenic views, as the city is situated on the vast and powerful Narva River.

The history of Narva dates back at least to the 13th century when it was part of the Livonian Order. To this day, the impressive Narva Castle remains, standing as one of the city's main attractions. Narva Castle is a remarkable medieval fortress that allows visitors to explore its history and enjoy views over the Narva River, which forms the border between Estonia and Russia.

The nature surrounding Narva is diverse – the Narva River, along which sailors can enjoy tranquility and peace, as well as the swamps and forests surrounding the city. Nature lovers can explore nearby protected areas and hiking trails that lead directly out of the city.

Narva is a relatively small city with about 60,000 residents. Although it is the largest border town in Estonia, it is not a bustling metropolis but rather a calm and historic place. The main attractions in Narva include Narva Castle, Hermann's Fortress, the Kreenholm Manufacture, and the Alexander Church of Narva.

For sailors, Narva's harbor offers a safe and peaceful environment where they can enjoy the fresh air and explore the city’s natural surroundings during their stay.