The traditional Christmas peace (jõulurahu) was declared in Tallinn and Tartu at noon on Tuesday (December 24), Christmas Eve, marking the start of the holiday period.

Overindulging in Christmas food for a couple of days during the holidays is not a big deal – but it cannot go on indefinitely ...

The market opened in the border town on Monday (December 23) and will stay open during the Christmas period until December 29 ...

Friday (December 27) will be the last possible day to visit Tallinn's traditional Christmas market in the Old Town this year.

Wolf hunting can continue in Estonia after an appeal by the Environmental Board was upheld by the Tallinn Circuit Court on ...

Opposition parties think the Riigikogu has adopted too many bills this year. The coalition says most are connected to the ...

Plans to open the new viaduct on Kadaka puiestee will be delayed until at least next summer, Tallinn Urban Environment and ...

Tallinn and Tartu will declare the traditional Christmas peace (jõulurahu) at noon on Tuesday (December 24), Christmas Eve, ...

While 15 years ago, services accounted for 68 percent of Estonia's GDP, this year it will reach 74.5 percent. However, if ...

Selected as the best U-21 player in the Estonian top flight, 17-year-old attacking midfielder Patrik Kristal is set to join ...

Jõuluvana, verivorst, hapukapsas, päkapikk, piparkook – in Estonia and among the diaspora, Christmas-related words like these ...

An analysis by the Estonian Ministry of Climate shows that the obligation to start buying CO2 emission allowances will have a ...