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Kuressaare Episcopal Castle
The fortress is well preserved and located in the city center.
The spa’s water park features a 25-meter 4-lane swimming pool, a 52-meter water slide, a children’s pool and hot tub, and a steam room.
The spa and sauna center features a swimming pool, cold water pool and Japanese pool, small children’s pool, jacuzzi and foot baths, 2 steam baths, juniper sauna, Finnish sauna, birch sauna, aroma sauna, salt room, Garra Rufa fish pedicure, relaxation rooms and massage facilities.
Italian restaurant.
Finnish fast food chain
Fish restaurant. Only open in summer.
Excellent ratings.
Hotel NOSPA
Three spa hotels in the town.
The biggest mall in Kuressaare, located at the edge of the town. Offers clothes shops, restaurants and a cinema.
Has a sports shop, a department store and several other smaller shops.
By bus
Several buses run daily between Kuressaare and Tallinn's main bus station. The trip takes 4 hours and traverses the strait between the mainland and the islands by means of a 30-minute ferry.
By yacht
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