27.5.2023 | Leisure
Pärnu street food festival today
Text Mark Taylor
Photo Visit Estonia / Ken Mürk
Today, Saturday, May 27, Pärnu’s Lai Street will host a colourful street food festival with more than 70 food trucks from Estonia and neighboring countries.
Foodies can savour delicious and diverse dishes ranging from international street food to classic Estonian dishes. For thrill-seekers, there will also be a burger-eating contest.
The festival is not only for the grownups. A special kids’ area has been set up with fun fair rides.
In addition, the street food festival will offer a great entertainment program in the form of concerts, competitions, and DJ sets.
To learn more about this and similar topicsburger
Food
Food Trucks
Fun Fair
Pärnu
Pärnu Street Food Festival
Street Food
Traditional Estonian Food
20.8.2026 | Leisure
Two Cornfield Labyrinths Invite You on an Adventure in Estonia
Labyrinths cut into cornfields toward the end of summer have established themselves as local seasonal tourism attractions in Estonia. This … Read more
7.8.2026 | Leisure
Ironman Tallinn 2026
Everyone knows that the only athletic competition that’s more difficult than a marathon is an Ironman competition. Three races consisting … Read more
4.8.2026 | Leisure
Ülemiste Night Run 2026
Fun runs can be a lot of…fun…if you’re into running, but the Ülemiste Night Run is enjoyable for the whole … Read more
15.7.2026 | Leisure
Jõgevatreff Motorcycle Rally
If you like motorcycles, wind, and leather, Jõgevatreff is the event for you! Estonia’s largest international “bikers’ meeting” every year … Read more
8.7.2026 | Leisure
Bicycling in Estonia Is a Fun Way to See the Country
Find the best routes in the city and countryside, where to rent bikes and e-bikes, and how to travel by … Read more
4.7.2026 | Leisure
More Than 300 Farms and Manors Across Estonia Open Their Doors
This year’s Open Farm Days, or Avatud Talude Päev in Estonian, takes place on 25–26 July, offering visitors a chance … Read more
2.7.2026 | Leisure
Take to the Water…
“…Take to the water” is a well-known Finnish saying and a line from the ninth rune of the Kalevala epic. … Read more
30.6.2026 | Leisure
Is Haapsalu a Quiet Town?
Haapsalu is an idyllic small town on the western coast of mainland Estonia, about 90 kilometres west of Tallinn, making … Read more
