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Is Tallinn Worth Visiting in November? Is it Snowy and Cold?

November often brings tempting flight discounts from various countries to Tallinn. But is it worth visiting Estonia at this time of year? Is it just snowy and freezing cold? Let’s look at the bigger picture.

Tallinn at Christmas and New Year: Is It Worth the Trip?

Thinking about visiting Tallinn for Christmas or New Year? It really is a magical time—twinkling lights, festive markets, and the cosy scent of mulled wine in the air. I'll share why it's worth going, what drawbacks to consider, and how to dress to enjoy it all comfortably.

9 Ideas for Day Trips You Can Take from Tallinn

Tallinn is, of course, magnificent – you get swept up in a whirlwind of medieval charm and modern design. It’s hard to pull yourself away – I know the feeling. But I encourage you to take a day to explore beyond the city limits. Out there, you’ll discover a different side of Estonia – simple, close to nature, and filled with unique cultural and historical treasures.

Jaanipäev in Estonia: A Guide to the Summer Solstice Festivities

Thinking about heading to Estonia at the end of June? You're in for a treat! Jaanipäev, the lively and colourful summer solstice party, is one of Estonia's most loved traditions. Here's everything you need to know to dive right into the festivities.

Naissaar Island: A Summer Adventure from Tallinn

If you're in Tallinn during the summer, take a trip to Naissaar Island in the Gulf of Finland. The island offers white sandy beaches, dense blueberry forests, and a striking red-and-white lighthouse. Ferries make the one-hour journey from Estonia’s capital.

Discover Cafe Day in Estonia: Is It Worth Your Visit?

During the summer, Estonia hosts Cafe Day (Kohvikute päev), where locals open pop-up cafes — they prepare homemade food, organize entertainment, and invite everyone to join. I visited one of these charming cafes in a village, spent 9 euros on lunch, and will share my experience.

Which Dessert to Try in Estonia, and What Does Australia Have to Do with It?

In Estonia, there's a popular dessert that's worth a try, and surprisingly, it originates from Australia and New Zealand. It's called Pavlova, and it's as light and airy as a ballerina's tutu.

Short Trip to Prangli Island in the Baltic Sea

Prangli is a small island in the Gulf of Finland, just an hour’s boat trip from Tallinn. Only a few dozen people live here permanently, giving it a unique, quiet atmosphere. If you love northern islands, it’s perfect for a day of exploration and discovery.