New Year celebrations

New Year celebrations

01.01.2024, Viljandi. New Year´s Eve in Viljandi. For years, several municipalities have decided not to hold an official New Year's fireworks display and have laser shows instead. Lighting show at the Freedom Square in Viljandi. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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