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Narva, the third largest city in Estonia, is located on the northeastern tip of the country. It covers 84.54 sq km (32.63 sq mi) and has a population of 66,000 people (2011 estimate). It is on the western bank of the Narva River which separates Estonia from Russia, right across from the Russian city of Ivangorod in Leningrad Oblast. Narva is 130 km to the southwest of Saint Petersburg.

Guide to Narva Hotels

Here's a list of hotels in Narva that you can book online, with full description, star rating, address, location map, evaluation, and prices as offered by different booking sites. This helps you to make your room booking with the site that offers the best price.


Hermann Castle, Narva
Hermann Castle, Narva
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More on Narva

The warmest month in Narva is July, when the high temperature touches 21°C. Coldest months are January and February, when the lows dip to -11°C. August receives the most rain, at 85 mm.

Human habitation of Narva goes back to the 5th millennium BC. The earliest mention of Narva appeared in 1172. The choice location beside the Narva River led to the construction of Narva Castle, also called Hermann Castle.


Narva Alexander Megachurch
Narva Alexander Megachurch
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Narva was conquered by Russia in 1558. It then fell to Swedish rule in 1581, and remained so until 1704, when it was recaptured by Russia. While under Russian rule, Narva began to develop as an industrial town, particularly from the mid-19th century. It became part of Estonia following the First World War.

Due to its proximity to Russia, Narva has a predominantly Russian-speaking population which was not particularly happy that the town became part of Estonia.

Visiting Narva

There are train and bus services to Narva from Tallinn.


Narva Town Hall, back view
Narva Town Hall, back view
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Places of Interest in Narva

  1. Hermann Castle
    The 15th-century castle that dominates the town of Narva.

  2. Narva Alexander Megachurch
    Church dating to 1881 with a rebuilt bell tower following World War II bombing.

  3. Narva Town Hall
    Town hall built in the Baroque style in 1668.

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