Estonia now uses the Euro, after ditching the Kroon back in 2011.

Summer (June to August) is prime time for sunshine, festivals, and long days (like really long) thanks to those northern latitudes. But if you’re a winter fan, December brings magical snow-covered cities, plus more twinkling Christmas markets your Insta feed can handle.

Estonia’s weather can be a bit of a wildcard. Winters are chilly and snowy with temps between -7 and 2°C , perfect for cosying up by a fire. And summers are mild & sunny, with temps ranging from 10-17°C. Just remember to pack layers and get an umbrella.

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You’ll find ATMs in most big cities and small towns in Estonia.

Around 3-6 days will let you cover Tallinn, Tartu, and a few of those scenic islands. But if you want to fully soak in the nature, history, and quirky charm of Estonia, stay longer—you won’t regret it.

Tipping isn’t expected, but if the service knocks your socks off, 5-10% is a nice gesture. Just round up the bill or leave a few extra euros, and your waiter will likely give you a friendly Estonian nod.

Yes, the tap water is safe and delicious! Estonia’s water is as clean as its air, so go ahead and fill up your bottle straight from the tap - no need to stock up on bottled water.

Yep, Estonia is digital superstar, and you’ll have access to speedy internet almost everywhere you go (unless you’re deep in the woods or something...)

Estonia is LGBTQIA+ friendly and welcoming, especially in cities like Tallinn and Tartu. While it’s still catching up in some areas, it’s a safe and accepting place for LGBTQIA+ travelers, with Pride events and supportive communities.