What to pack for Estonia in the winter

In Estonia, winter can be extremely cold and snowy, with temperatures dropping well below freezing.

Therefore, it is essential to pack warm and insulated clothing to stay comfortable during your visit. Layers are key in staying warm, so bring thermal underwear, wool sweaters, and a heavy winter coat.

Don't forget a hat, scarf, and gloves to protect your extremities from the biting cold. Waterproof boots with good traction are a must-have to navigate through the snowy and sometimes icy streets of Estonia. Additionally, pack a few pairs of thick socks to keep your feet warm and dry.

Remember to dress warmly and be prepared for the extreme winter weather conditions in Estonia.

In the winter, Estonia experiences cold and snowy weather with temperatures typically ranging between -3 to -9 degrees Celsius.

Blustery winds drive the chill factor even lower, making it feel colder than it actually is. The days are short with limited daylight hours, sometimes accompanied by overcast skies and occasional sleet or freezing rain.

Despite the harsh conditions, winter in Estonia offers a picturesque landscape with snow-covered forests, frozen lakes, and the opportunity to partake in traditional winter activities like ice skating and cross-country skiing.

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