Cool beach to spend your summer holidays! It has a perfect infrastructure, nice sand, warm water. For us, it's the nicest beach in Europe.

Long straight beach with white sand. Easy on the feet. The water is shallow so very suitable for kids. Coffee shops and others along the shore. I traveled there in Autumn.

I love it 🇪🇪💙 so pure and crystal clear water, soft sand and large beach. There is also nice bar and very best big sweet drinks /smoothies and great music and children were dancing also friday night .

It's not quite summer, but -18°c in deep winter! There is a lot to see on Pärnu beach, the bay is frozen, people are walking and enjoying the sunset!

Long, clean beach. Was completely empty in September. The water is very shallow: after 20m, my ankle was not completely under water. Probably a good thing if you want a photo of you walking on the water.

Nice beach, the sand is clean. there are plenty of parking spots available around, There is also a restaurant along the beach, kids activities to play with, beach volleyball or soccer infrastructures are available.

One of the best beaches I've ever been at the baltic sea. Even in summertime not too crowded. Not to compare with beaches at the German Ostsee. This in Pärnu ist classes above.

Many museums in Estonia used to just be dusty rooms with someone's old crap on display and old ladies guarding the coats. Sadly, the downstairs gallery at this museum is still that way. I went to the "Metslased" exhibit, because I'm a major fan of Kaupo Kikkas's photography. But this "gallery" turned out to be just an old bank which has never been renovated--security cameras still hang above the filthy, worn carpeting where the tellers stood. The lighting has never been updated, which hardly matters since the staff did not turn on the lights even after we asked. The art is poorly displayed and difficult to see in the cave-like darkness of this, um, gallery. Kikkas' photos are great as expected, but the others on display, while they may have historic value in cataloguing trees, are not worthy of an art gallery. Their reproduction quality is poor and they are cheaply mounted on foamcore and stuck to the wall with nails. Things used to be cheap in Estonia, and so it wasn't a big deal if you paid for something and were disappointed. But things have changed now. They should pay you to visit this gallery, not the other way around. What can I say that's nice? The lady selling tickets was nice, but the downstairs gallery is a ripoff that the City of Pärnu ought to shutter.

I'm not saying that I hate all the art that is exhibited, but the quality of the collection does not merit 9€ entrance. For a few euro more, you can get into the national art museum in Tallinn or to the national museums in Latvia and Lithuania. Unless you really don't care about money at all, skip this one.

Rather overpriced admission (9 euros) for a museum that took me literally 10 minutes to look around, and I was having a proper look at the exhibits. The staff were unfriendly and all looked like they would much prefer to be somewhere else.

The new location in the very center of Pärnu is excellent, and so are this little museum's temporary exhibitions. I enjoy a visit almost every time I'm in town, and suggest you try it out, too. I't not expensive, either, and so visitor friendly in all aspects.

For the small gallery it is super well curated.

Not many things to see. 30mn to 1 hour required.

Great art, but not a big museum.

Very nice old and historically precious church Unfortunately now it's have been restored, but inside it's all beauty.

Awesome church, quite spacious and pretty unique interior. Very nice organs. Went to the organ fest, was wonderful.

Very beautiful. Attend the annual Organ Festival in summer if you can.

Very cold. There was a music performance there and performers were freezing during their performance.

Beautiful old church. Not in so good condition from outside but beautiful inside. It has interesting shape. Worth to visit. No entrance fee. Worth to visit.

Full of light,nice church that making perfomans/concerts some times.

Beautiful small church in the town centre.

I’ve had the chance to dine at many great restaurants, and this one definitely stands out as one of the best. The service was truly exceptional, the best I’ve ever experienced. The food was not only delicious, but the ingredients were perfectly balanced and complemented each other beautifully. If there had been a tasting menu with wine pairing, this would have been a solid 15/15. Without it, still a very strong 14/15. Thank you I’ll definitely be back!

When was the last time you went to a restaurant and you knew “I want to come back as soon as possible”? For us Mon Ami was exactly that. We dine out quite often in Estonia and also internationally and simply love good food, so finding a gem that Mon Ami is, made us beyond happy! There you can feel the menu is assembled with thought and love, by combining exquisite notes yet keeping the heart of the dish simple and shining. The boeuf a la Mon Ami is one of the best I’ve ever had and oh, the beef tenderloin, perfectly cooked and perfectly salty - just lovely! We ended our night by sharing the “Nemesis” chocolate cake, and again, perfect! Service was 5+, (so sad we didn’t ask for his name) but thank you and the entire Mon Ami team for making our night memorable! We will definitely be back ♥️

The food was so good. Everything was perfect. Zander filed was amazing. Lamb was cooked perfectly. And dessert was perfectly amazing. Suggest this place to everyone who loves great food experience.

The best restaurant not only in Pärnu, but in Estonia. Food always tastes better than you would expect. Staff is great and the cellar is cool.

Mon Ami could have the best food in all of Pärnu--maybe even Estonia. Of the three main courses I've so far tried, I'd recommend the lamb. The service was good, but last time I visited I was confronted with the sad reality of Pärnu's non-summer season: the restaurant, save for my party, was empty. So I hope it's full on the nights I'm not there, because it must be hard to make money with a restaurant in a beach town that's dark and cold for most of the year. If I could change anything it might be the restaurant's name. I'd go for something more fun. Like Mon Dieu, for example. Or Mon Cul.

Not a cheap price but absolutely reasonable Aperol without water and big size for 10€ Food is taste and fresh Service is very good! My suggestion for owner is to change play list from 90s pop to some lounge But all is really good

Actually there were the smallest scallops in my life, but huge size of the fish dish compensated it all. Good service and ambiance, sweets with the bill

Very nice place. Just the salad was very good, but spicy.. fish soup was not a regular one, but a creamy :/ Good coctails and atmosphere 👌

Great service with fast response and shrimp pasta was delicious. The starter and main course are brought at the same time. That's not a problem for me, but someone in our group was not happy. great place overall

Had a delightful evening at this restaurant! Access through the hotel reception was convenient, and the cloakroom facilities were a nice touch. The ambiance, lighting, and decoration created a pleasant atmosphere. Staff attentive. Food, well-cooked and nicely presented food. More vegetarian options on the menu would be appreciated. The limited English translations on the menu can be a challenge, and faster service from the kitchen would enhance the experience. A commendable wine suggestion was a plus,

Fascinating and delicious- we ate an entirely vegetarian lunch and were entranced by each dish. Very reasonable prices and excellent unfussy service.

I loved this place, recommend to try plate of snack, beef tartar was perfect!

We got there around 21:30 on a Monday night, they were half full, no greeting. Sat at a dirty table, stared at it for 15 min and left. No acknowledgment or interest in you as a customer. Seems overpriced too.

Amazing food and service! Would recommend and visit again. Recommend: ✔️Mixed starter selection which includes various cheeses, fish tartar, cured meats, liver pate and beef tartar ✔️Beef brisket with wine sauce and mash peas

This is my absolute favorite place, and I visit it every time I’m passing through the city. They offer a good selection of teas and delicious desserts. The main menu isn’t extensive, but it’s of good quality and perfect for a light lunch. Special thanks for the atmosphere and décor – it’s simply wonderful!

A delightful dinner experience in a beautifully decorated historic wooden house. The dishes were creative, well-balanced, and full of flavor, with excellent vegetarian and gluten-free choices available. Desserts were outstanding, and the attentive, friendly service made the evening even more enjoyable. Prices reflect the high quality. A must-visit spot in Pärnu for a memorable dinner. 🌸

Lovely local place with fresh tasty food and homemade desserts. It has some very unique and traditional seating inside the "house". It truly looks and feels like you are eating at your grandmother's place 😀. I loved the way the waitresses all had matching sun dresses for their uniform - lovely. If you stop by on a nice day, head out back to their large shaded patio away from the main road. We sat at a table under an apple tree - awesome. Definitely recommended. Thanks.

What a discovery in Pärnu! Super welcoming staff, the place is cool with some unique deco. Food delicious! I didn’t have space for a dessert but I saw many people coming just for tea and dessert. Recommend!

During our trip through Estonia one of our best meals. The ambience, the service and the food are extraordinary and very harmonious. Add wonderful homemade cakes and the food is really creative. Here you notice a passion that you want in gastronomy.

Nice afternoon tea. The cakes were a bit too sweet for me. What was special was the meringue cake with passion fruit and mango sauce. Sourness of the sauce blended well with the original sweetness, creating layers of flavors.

Supelsaksad, Pärnu: Where Charm Meets Substance Even before stepping through Supelsaksad’s weathered wooden door, one senses—perhaps from their delightfully idiosyncratic Estonian-language website—that this is not another copy-paste entry in Pärnu’s dining scene. The promise of dishes that read like a chef’s personal love letters to flavour stands in sharp contrast to the predictable menus that too often populate this seaside town. Housed in a gracious old wooden villa, Supelsaksad’s interior feels as though it has been preserved from another, gentler era—floral wallpaper, mismatched chairs, and the kind of knick-knacks that suggest the careful curatorship of someone’s favourite aunt. The welcome is equally warm: staff move with an easy cheerfulness, their smiles as much a part of the décor as the vintage teacups. The cooking here has that elusive quality where every element seems to have been given genuine thought. My opening plate—feta cream enriched with herbs, toasted nuts, fragrant oil, and a scattering of crisp crackers—was not merely pretty to look at, but indulgently savoury without tipping into heaviness. Bread is self-serve, and the dark rye, deeply flavoured and still faintly warm, could easily be a course on its own. For my main, I veered toward the familiar: salmon. Not a bold choice, perhaps, but in Supelsaksad’s hands, even this well-trodden fish became memorable—perfectly cooked, partnered with a bright, well-judged sauce and potatoes that tasted like they had been given actual attention, not simply boiled into submission. And then there are the cakes. They greet you the moment you enter, arranged like a sugared chorus line in the display case, each one vying for your affections. To leave without indulging would be a small act of self-sabotage. In short: when in Pärnu, do not hesitate. Supelsaksad is proof that hospitality, charm, and intelligent cooking needn’t be rare commodities—they simply require a kitchen and a team that care enough to make them so.

Had the 4-course ”gourmet journey” with wine pairings. I was _very_ pleasantly surprised. The whole experience bested a Michelin star restaurant in Rome, where I was just a couple of months before. Can highly recommend.

A wonderful experience! The food was excellent, especially the homemade bread with 3 types of butter and the chef’s compliments. I expected a little more from the Lion’s Mane steak, but the service exceeded everything. Many thanks to our waitress, Anastasija!

Nice dinner place. 55€ per person gives you 3 course meal. 4 different options. I went with forest and farm menu. Main course - moose tenderloin had excellent serving. Garlic sauce served with lamb meat made moose meat so much more tasty. Special thanks to blond server guy. He was excellent.

Excellent experience. Menu was really good and also the small greetings from the kitchen. Service worked, wine and cocktails were good. Overall very nice

First time in Pärnu and we had dinner at Raimond. We’re a couple with two young daughters. They have a kids’ menu, and for the adults, an incredible selection of gourmet dishes. Alex took great care of us, and we left with both our stomachs and our spirits full. 100% recommended!

Absolutely wonderful experience. Quality ingredients, amazing flavors, wonderfully professional and friendly service (Rauno was great!). 10/10 would recommend if you’re looking for fine dining in Estonia. Will return in the future.

New top 5 in Estonia. Fantastic tastes, delicate textures and artistically delicious combinations of produce. Decent atmosphere and lovely and attentive service.

Good place to have a bear and dance, always has a good crowd. Don't order cocktails as they are telerible. And live concerts start late, last one started after 01:00.

Messed up order and made us pay extra at table for food we didn't order

Love it!

It took more than 1hr to bring onion rings and then it turned out that there was a mix up and I’m not getting my main dish. After 1 HOUR! Had to eat my friend’a food, which wasn’t tasty at all. Waiters looked 16 y.o. and didn’t seem to care about anything. Surprised to find such a bad place in the middle of Pärnu.

Looks real nice,i shall return

Really slow service and salty food. Its like eating in the basement. Really dark. Good thing is alcohol tastes better when you're hungry.

We was here many times in last years and it was the best. Now something is changed, maybe owner. Menu was cut in half etc.