Ask questions and find out more about your city. Learn to adapt to different cultures and customs, part of your study abroad experience is to learn more about the world around you, be open and friendly. The national currency of Estonia is called the Kroon and was introduced on June 20, 1992. No vaccinations or health certificates are required for entering Estonia. The Airport of Tallinn is the major airport in Estonia and is located only four-km's from the city center.
Estonian railways maintain a network of train services covering most of Estonia.
Despite recent cutbacks in service it is still possible to travel between the larger towns by train. Estonia is very well connected to the rail system of the former Soviet Union. From the west, the Baltic Express provides a direct link from Warsaw through the Baltics to Tallinn, though you have to change trains at the Lithuanian border due to the fact the track widths are different in Europe from those inside the former Soviet republics. By Sea, this is perhaps the most popular way to get to Estonia. In the summer months there are also small hydrofoils that make the Helsinki-Tallinn run in about 90 minutes.