Narva has been one of the, if not the most important fortification in the history of Estonia- it continues to divide the Catholic West and the Slavic Orthodox East. In addition to the wonderful natural objects like ancient graves, indented stones, the most powerful waterfall in Estonia, the highest artificial ash mountains in Northern Europe, the majestic Baltic clint and, needless to mention, the neverending sea, you have a chance to get acquainted with the city itself and the places where some of the bloodiest battles of WWII were held. You will witness the amateurish approach to post-war architecture at Sillamäe (the youngest town of  Estonia, built in 1950), the only active self-sufficient Russian Orthodox nunnery at Kuremäe with numerous legends colouring its history and the day-to-day bone-breaking  work of a miner which you will be challenged to try out yourself to really remember the experience!

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