The best months to visit Tallinn are May – Sep. 15–22°C, white nights in June.
Quick facts
Currency EUR (Euro) 1 USD ≈ €0.92
Language Estonian English widely spoken, especially by youth
Timezone EET (UTC+2) EEST (UTC+3) Mar–Oct
Best Months May – Sep 15–22°C, white nights in June
Daily Budget ~$50–75 USD €45–70 budget traveller
Visa Schengen Zone EU/US/UK: 90 days visa-free
When to go
A medieval fairy tale wrapped in a digital revolution, where 13th-century walls hide craft breweries and Soviet ruins become galleries.
Getting Around in Tallinn
- Trams, buses, and trolleybuses cover the city. Single ticket €2 (driver) or €1.50 (Ühiskaart). Day pass €5.50
- The old town, Telliskivi, and Kalamaja are all walkable within 15 minutes of each other
- Bolt (the Estonian ride-hailing app, founded here) is excellent and cheap. Cross-city rides €5–8
For itineraries, costs and practical travel advice, see the full Tallinn travel guide.
Timezone: EET (UTC+2) (EEST (UTC+3) Mar–Oct)
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Tallinn?
The best months to visit Tallinn are May – Sep (15–22°C, white nights in June), which makes for the most comfortable conditions for sightseeing and getting around. For what a trip costs day to day, see the Tallinn budget breakdown.
