Curious about travelling to Estonia? You'll find cosy towns, great restaurants and stunning nature. Here are our top travel tips for Estonia.

Travelling to Estonia - guides, reports and tips

Estonia, located in the eastern part of Europe, is a wonderful country to travel in. Nature offers national parks, waterfalls and beautiful islands. You can also discover beautiful cities such as Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu and Haapsalu. Here you will find lots of inspiration for your trip to Estonia.

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Peter and Helena Bergström, from the travel magazine FREEDOMtravel, on location in Estonia

Films from Estonia

Here you can find several films from our trips to Estonia.

Good to know before travelling to Estonia

Fast facts about Estonia

  • Capital city: Tallinn
  • Currency: Euro (EUR)
  • Language: Estonian
  • Time zone: GMT+2
  • Population: about 1.3 million
  • Electricity: 230V (European plugs work)
  • Go ahead: right side

Frequently asked questions about Estonia

When is the best time to travel to Estonia?

Summer (June-August) is the most popular time, with bright days and good weather for experiencing nature and the coast. Spring and autumn are quieter and well suited to city and nature.

Do you need a visa for Estonia?

No, as a Swedish citizen you do not need a visa to travel to Estonia.

How long should you stay in Estonia?

A weekend is enough for Tallinn, but 3-5 days provide the opportunity to combine city, nature and coast.

Is Estonia an expensive destination?

Estonia is generally an affordable destination compared to many Western European countries. There are options in several price ranges.

How to get around Estonia?

Buses work well between cities, but cars or motorhomes are a good option if you want to explore nature, the coast and smaller towns.

Is Estonia safe to travel to?

Estonia is a safe destination with low crime rates and well-functioning public services.

What are the top travel destinations in Estonia?

Tallinn's old town is well-preserved and popular, while islands like Dagö and Saaremaa attract with nature and tranquillity. National parks offer forests, coastline and hiking.

Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Estonia?

No, no specific vaccinations are required beyond basic protection.

What to consider culturally in Estonia?

Estonia has a strong connection to nature and a peaceful lifestyle. Respect for the environment and consideration for nature are appreciated.

What is the food like in Estonia?

Estonian cuisine is based on local ingredients such as fish, potatoes and forest products. Tallinn also has a growing selection of modern restaurants.

Similar destinations in Europe

If you like Estonia, there are several destinations in Europe that combine nature, history and a quieter atmosphere - often close to both coast and forest.

  • Finland - vast nature, forests and peaceful lifestyle
  • Sweden - variation between coastal, natural and historic environments
  • Latvia - small-scale destination with history and nature-based experiences
  • Lithuania - coast, culture and calm atmosphere
  • Poland - historic cities and nature in a more diverse landscape

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