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Karula National Park , or Kalia Rout as it is locally known, is the smallest national park in Estonia but it is filled with a great amount of biodiversity. The land was established as a protected area in 1979 and then a national park in 1993. You can explore the park’s beautiful hills, lakes, and cultural landscapes while getting up close and personal with the rich flora and fauna that are present there. Some of the more unique species that are red-listed or threatened include the daisyleaf grape fern, Baltic orchid, pond bat, the lesser spotted eagle, and the black stork. Map

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Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Estonian History Museum
Estonian National Museum
Estonian Open Air Museum
Haapsalu Castle
Jagala Waterfall
Kadriorg Palace
Karula National Park
Kumu
Lahemaa National Park
Museum of Occupations
Narva Museum
NUKU Theatre, Museum and Centre for Puppet Arts
Seaplane Harbour
Soomaa National Park
St. Nicholas' Church
Tallinn Botanic Garden
Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
Tallinn Town Hall
Tallinn Zoo
Tartu Toy Museum
Toompea Castle
Valaste Waterfall
Walls of Tallinn
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