Poutapäivien
Poutapäivien, also known as "Pouta Days," is a traditional Estonian festival celebrated annually on the last Saturday of July. The name "Poutapäivien" translates to "Pouta Days" in English, with "Pouta" being a term used to describe the last Saturday of the month in Estonian. The festival is deeply rooted in Estonian culture and history, reflecting the country's agricultural heritage and the importance of the summer season.
The origins of Poutapäivien can be traced back to the medieval period, when the last Saturday of
One of the most iconic features of Poutapäivien is the "Pouta Päev" parade, which takes place in
The festival also serves as an opportunity for Estonians to come together and celebrate their shared cultural