Narva, the easternmost city of Estonia favorably located on the banks of the eponymous river, is a great place to spend a vacation. This is an amazingly beautiful city with a rich history that fascinates all travelers, including children. By the way, they will certainly have something to do in the city. Besides exploring the local sights as a family, kids would be happy to visit entertainment centers and stroll through parks admiring the beauty of nature. And if you wish, you can go to the neighboring town of Narva-Jõesuu, a popular Estonian resort.
1. Fans of unusual souvenirs should head to craft workshops located in the castle. Here you can attend workshop sessions and create some interesting accessories in a traditional style with … 
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Among the entertainment centers, the following should be noted: Bowling Number 1 where, as the name implies, you can play bowling (the same can be done in BomBey), Akvamarin Tiir where visitors can shoot at a shooting range, as well as Extreme Machine Virtual Reality 5D where people prefer spending time in virtual reality, as is clear from the name. Big families are welcome to SPK Paintball where everyone can take part in the team game. And since this kind of entertainment contributes to increasing trust between team members, it’s definitely worth a try.
In winter, you can visit Narva Jäähall and go ice-skating. But in any season, you can visit Narva Ujula, a city pool providing entertainment for both adults and children (there are two pools - a small and a large one). In addition, visitors can have a good time in a sauna and a gym. It'd also be interesting to check out several restaurants and cafes that serve wonderful desserts and other tasty treats to please the kiddies. These include Muna Cafe offering a great choice of sweets, Rondeel Restaurant with its fantastic ice cream desserts, as well as Viva Cafe where they serve the best pizza in town.
Things to visit with your kids in Estonia
The fabulous Canterville Castle is widely known in the village of Pikajarve, around which there is a themed entertainment park where you can get acquainted with the clothes, means of transportation and cuisines of past centuries. In the gaming area, there is a wardrobe room in which young dandies can try on old clothes. Near Võrumaa is the Pokuland, an entertainment center created on the basis of the works of the Estonian writer Edgar Valter. Here children will get acquainted with the “pokus” – grass mounds that grow in bogs which will help them learn more about nature. In the town of Uue-Antsla there is the Traffic City, a unique center designed to teach children the rules of the road. It has real streets, intersections and pedestrian crossings, traffic signs and traffic lights. Children can ride on the roads of Traffic City on small accumulator cars and even fill them up at a gas station.
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