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In 2018, the Republic of Estonia celebrates its 100^th birthday, and one of the highlights will definitely be visiting the new museum and history discovery centre at Maarjamäe Palace, which will be reopened after extensive renovation on February 1.

The brand new four-star Centennial Hotel Tallinn has celebrated the official opening on the 23rd of November. Many guests from state institutions, corporate sector, media and tourism companies have honoured this event.

Every year Lonely Planet’s writers and staff are requested to nominate destinations and consult their travel community, asking them to specify why each place would be worth visiting in next year based on current travel trends, upcoming events, attractions and more.

A newly built Liivarand SPA Hotel was opened beginning of September in Narva-Jõesuu, a resort town on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, only 12 kilometres from Narva. The hotel has totally 70 cozy guest rooms, free wi-fi, Italian style restaurant, conference centre and banquet room.

After the large award-winning renovation project at Vihula Manor was completed prior to the 2016 season and the whole estate has been restored to former beauty and glory, a new management team has over the last year put a great effort into refining the service for the many guests staying at the estate.

The Centennial Hotel Tallinn, a brand new four star concept hotel developed by Via Hansa, is scheduled to open on August 15^th. The new hotel will have 64 standard rooms, 8 superior rooms and 11 ZEN deluxe rooms, all-day dining Restaurant “100” for 100 guests and three conference rooms with natural light for 25-75 delegates as well as Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

The new three-star Hotel Sophia has been opened in Tartu beginning of April. It belongs to Tartu Hotels group together with four-star Hotel London and three-star superior Hotel Pallas. The new hotel is located just 15 minutes drive to city centre, next to the shopping centre Lõunakeskus - the biggest shopping and recreational centre in South Estonia.

The 4-star von Stackelberg Hotel Tallinn, developed from the historical city estate of German-Baltic Baron von Stackelberg dating back the 19th Century, is on schedule for opening a new wing with 10 ZEN deluxe rooms by September 1st 2017.