Parnu is a resort of international recognition. In addition to that, visitors from more than fifty countries will see two quality symbols: Parnu became a member of European Spas Association (ESPA) in 2000, and Blue European banner flies high above the Parnu’s seaside since 2001.
 Local sights and attractions
- Red Tower – is probably the only defensive structure in Parnu surviving from medieval times. It is the oldest city’s architectural monument. According to the chronics, in 14 century Parnu was encircled by a fortified wall with many towers: the round Viliand Tower, also know as the White Tower, in the north-eastern corner, Red Tower in the south-eastern corner, there is information about the Holy Spirit’s Tower as well. After a well-needed reconstruction in 1893 it acquired its current look.
- Rann institution for mud-cures – is built in neoclassic style. Bathing hut, as it was known before, was established in 1927. The colonnade in front is quite impressive, and interior is beautiful. The vestibule, the hall under the cupola and the decorative fountain further down the hall are especially fascinating. It is the true symbol of the resort.
How to reach
It is easy accessible from Tallinn, Riga and Kaliningrad. You can take an electric train here from Tallinn.
International bus lines
Parnu’s bus station +372 447 10 02
Parnu’s railway station +372 442 08 43, +372 442 26 67
Parnu’s port +372 447 17 00
Parnu’s road control department +372 446 46 00
Tourism Intormation
 Tourist information center:
Ruutli 16, 80010 Parnu, phone. +372 447 30 00, Fax +372 447 30 01
tourism@parnu.info
Parnu’s information service (free) +372 441 70 17
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