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Weather in Tallinn |
Temperature: June is the first month of summer in Tallinn, Estonia and has an average temperature of 15°C. In the afternoon, the average high is 20°C, while at night it drops to an average low of 9°C. Both of these averages increase in the course of the month—the end of June is noticeably warmer than the beginning. The sea temperature average is 14°C.
Rainfall: Summer is the wettest time of the year in this coastal city and June marks the start of it. With a total amount of rainfall of 35mm, and 13 days with precipitation, June receives its fair share of wetness. That being said; the chance that you will experience rainfall averages 46%, which is relatively low for this region. The types of rainfall that are most common are light rain and moderate rain, which respectively occur on 41% and 37% of the days with rainfall.
Clouds: Cloud cover ranges around 77% this month and doesn’t vary much. The sky above Tallinn is fairly cloudy throughout the whole year and June is no exception. You can expect (mostly) clear skies only 9% of the time in this city. They are most likely to be mostly cloudy.
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Medical service and police |
In case of an accident or sudden illness, call for an ambulance or the police free-of-charge from any phone: 112.
Pharmacies are usually open from 10:00-19:00. Two of them stay open all night: Südameapteek – Tõnismägi 5, ph: +372 644 2282 and Vikerlase 16, ph: +372 638 4338.
Pharmacies in shopping centres are usually open from 9:00-21:00.
No vaccinations or health certificates are required for entry into Estonia. A health insurance policy is optional. Travellers requiring dialysis can read more about local treatment options here.
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Internet |
Tallinn has become famous for its abundance of free, public Wi-Fi, which is available in nearly every café, restaurant, hotel and hostel, as well in open spaces such as city squares and parks. To see a map of free Wi-Fi hotspots hosted by the City of Tallinn, click here.
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Transport |
Tallinn Creative Hub is situated within walking distance of the Old Town. If you need to travel longer distances, we recommend public transportation (trams, trolley-buses and buses), which are clean and reliable. You can find out more about the public transportation and schedules here. If you buy the ticket from the driver, it costs 2 EUR, more information about tickets is available here.
It can be reached by taking trams no. 1 (Kopli–Kadriorg) and 2 (Kopli–Suur-Paala), and getting off at the Linnahall stop.
Buses no. 3 (Veerenni–Randla), 21 (Balti jaam–Landi), 21B (Balti jaam–Kakumäe), 41 (Balti jaam–Landi), 41B (Balti jaam–Kakumäe) and 73 (Veerenni–Tööstuse) also stop here.
Free public transportation - the Tallinn City Government is proud to host the 49th Nordic Lung Congress and has provided the participants wearing the congress badge free public transportation in Tallinn June 11-17! This includes buses, trams and trolley-buses. See the journey planner here.
Taxies: We recommend the electrical taxi company, call +372 588 588 00, or Tulika taxi company: +372 612 0000. The app Bolt is very popular.
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Parking |
Coming by car, remember that parking fees apply 24/7 in the Old Town. Visitors to the Creative Hub can park in the car parks surrounding Linnahall for a fee.
The P1 unmonitored car park is located in the City Centre zone, where the conditions and fees decreed by the City of Tallinn apply. Parking fees apply from 7:00–19:00 Monday-Friday and 8:00–15:00 on Saturdays. Parking is free on Sundays and at other times. Find out more here.
The P2 car park only allows parking with a written permit issued by the Creative Hub, on the basis of a parking card.
The fees and conditions of the P3 car park have been decreed by the proprietor.
Parking zones near Kultuurikatel
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Currency |
National currency: Euro (1 euro = 100 cents)
Most banks are open from 9:00 to 18:00 on weekdays.
Western Union service is available in most post offices and banks in Tallinn. Read more here.
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VISA |
Estonia is a part of the Schengen visa area. Nationals of EU are free to enter Estonia. The required travel document for entry is a national ID card or passport.
For more specific information, please contact the nearest Estonian consulate or embassy, or check the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' website.
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Power supply |
The electrical current is 220 volts AC, 50 Hz, European-style 2-pin plugs are in use.