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Viljandi suspention bridge was a gift from Karl von Mensenkampff in 1928 and in 1931 it was installed across the castle park valley. The bridge was reconstructed in 1995 and its length is over 50 meters.
Written Apr 4, 2003
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Beautiful Lake Viljandi is about 4.5 km long and in average 5.6 m deep. It is surrounded by nature and is suitable for a relaxing as well as active holidays.
Updated Apr 4, 2003
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If you go to Viljandi, you should definitely not miss the castle ruins. You will have a beautiful view of the Lake Viljandi (also seen on the photo).
Written Apr 4, 2003
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Viljandi has not been much introduced here in VT and I would be glad to tell you more about a place so close to my heart. Viljandi is situated in the Southern Estonia and it is the centre of...
Viljandi, Estonia Castle Ruins
This is a picture of castle ruins in the town of Viljandi. Being here brings brings one to sense the history that took place in defending one's country.
You don't expect much when talking about a small city like Viljandi is. But there is plenty hidden under the cover.
Located by a picturesque lake, Viljandi is the sixth largest town in Estonia. Notable for its great nature and peaceful and friendly atmosphare it is a great place to relax and enjoy skiing in the...
Population: 20 756 (2000. a census) Area: 14,6 km² Location : South-Estonia, the uplands of Sakala. From Viljandi to Tallinn - 161 km, to Tartu 81 km, to Pärnu 97 km. Administrative status: town...
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