Why are these European countries not that popular Their capital cities Tallinn and Estonia offer incredible value for money, making it a perfect destination for budget-conscious travelers. As a couple, we found that spending an average of £100 per day/ per person covered our accommodation, food, and transportation comfortably. There’s so much to see and do without breaking the bank. Many of top attractions are free or low-cost, providing a rich travel experience at minimal expense. Tallinn DAY 1: •Tallinn Old Town - Free •Toompea Castle - Free (Exterior and grounds; tower access has a fee) •Alexander Nevsky Cathedral - Free •Town Hall Square - Free Tallinn DAY 2: •Kadriorg Palace - Entry Fee: £5-£7 (Palace and museum; park is free). •Kalamaja District - Free •Pikk Hermann Tower - Entry Fee: £1.50-£3 Vilnius DAY 1: •Vilnius Old Town - Free •Gediminas’ Tower - Entry Fee: £4 (For the tower and museum). •Vilnius University - Free (Exterior and some parts of the university) •St. Anne’s Church - Free Vilnius DAY 2: •Trakai Castle - Entry Fee: £8- £10 (For the castle and museum; free to explore the surroundings) •Gedimino Prospect - Free •Užupis District - Free •Bernardine Garden- Free •Three Crosses Monument- Free #lithuania #visitestonia #visittallinn #tallin #rigaoldtown #vilniuscity #vilnus #tallin #lituania #estonia🇪🇪 #visiteurope #uktraveller #uktravelblogger #romaniantraveler #romaniantravelblogger Things to see in Tallin | Things to see in Vilnius | Estonia Travel Guide | Baltic Countries Trip | Things to do in Tallin, Estonia | Thing to do in Vilnius, Lithuania