Haha that's soooo true. Everyone keeps telling us. Thank you so much for your concerns. That's lovely and we should start wearing them. 😁

And vitamin D because of lack sunlight.

You mean, Orange Juice? It has vitamin C.

The Helsinki city centre is also fullfiled by tourists. Greetings from the Helsinki region! :-)

actually district differs plase like nõmme or saku can be insane

@@rachelandnick hope you 2 were satisfeid with the small baltic country like estonia hehe

I am wantin to live in tallin 2/3 mnths at a time-is it cheap???

I wouldn't call that pretty warm, more like normal. Pretty warm is around 0.

@@Mcquiz95 For winter. -10 and up here is warm for winter. If there is no -20 its a warm winter overall. -30 is not unheard of.

@@sulevturnpuu5491 I've lived here for 23 years, I would never call -10 warm weather especially with how often it's around +1 and raining.

Thanks! Yeah next time we will try and eat further out in the suburbs :-)

Are you Estonian?

Ahh yeah ofcourse as its close to the sea the wind is more. Was so cold that day haha. But we are starting to get used to the cold a bit. Love the snow! 😊

thank you so much❤❤❤❤❤

I finally bought a beanie from New Yorker! Makes a huge difference with warmth. Cheers 😊 - Nic

That'll be handy in colder northern regions :) In any case, nice to see you visit Tallinn and liking it here, hopefully you will be able to visit it again in future. Safe travels wherever you two go.

We are love estonia.can you some one help us to tell is this living costs is high . Bcz we try to move astonishing. monthly salary is per person £2000.is this salary in affordable or not

@@inokadilrukshi4863 you can easily manage with 2000 pounds per month in Estonia.

You're welcome 😊

Thanks for the tip! We thought that's normal lol.

I live in Tartu, Estonia. Coffee is usually 2-4 euros here

Kus sa saad Tallinnas “normaalse” kohvi 1.60 - 2 euroga? Täitsa põnev oleks teada nii mulle kui ka mu rahakottile xd

Mida keegi peab heaks kohviks, kindlasti erineb. Ja kui oled kohvigurmaan, siis ilmselt on su nõudmised nii kõrged, et ilmselt käid ainult tõeliselt heades kohtades, ja see ka maksab rohkem. Mina tahan oma kofeiinikoguse lihtsalt kätte saada ja joon espressot. Caffeinis on ta vist 1.60. Reval Cafes 2. 10. ?ldse igal pool, kus olen käinud on 2 ja Caffeini taolistes kohtades 1.60. Lihtsam oleks öelda, kus on kallim. Mademoiselle kohvikutes on 3 euri, siis Raekoja platsil kõigis kohtades 3 euri (aga no Raekoja plats ongi ju tõeline turistilõks) Rohkem ei menugi praegu. Kui tuleb meelde midagi, annan teada :)Aga ma tõesti olen üllatunud, et kõik muudkui 3 euri kohvi eest maksavad.

The Price of Coffee IS so high / Thanks to ALL The Finns that visit The Old Town ! Finns Drink The Most Coffee in The World ! Usually when You Drink just Coffee / You Dont Drink Beer !

Miriam Estonia is a nice country

yes!! That's the one :)

Hey Triin id like to Visit Estonia maybe even live, Im in Iceland, and planning to visit shortly, can you direct me to some info. I'd love to see how it is and decide if I'll stay and find a location. Thanks www.leftyhooks-1.se

We loved it so much!

Woohoo Tere! 😄

Hi!! 😊

I totally agree with this! Great places where I have been with my Estonian girl as a Dutchman😊

oh yes!! We've visited the market. It was really lovely from my memory. We should've bought hats there. 😂

Thanks so much Maria! We love Estonia :-)

Maria I love your country

Thanks! We loved the pancakes! We really want to try Meekook next time :-)

Meekook = Honey cake :)

It's literally in our latest video ❤

Hi! Yeah it was starting to get quite cold. Beautiful city 😊

Hello Spextr Tfm

pls whats the cheaper place in estonia if someone want stay one month as a tourist

Haha i love iced coffees. Totally addicted to them. 😊

Actually we're in Sweden now haha so yes we know the supermarket. It's pretty cool. Prima is good too.

Carl-Erik Lillak which is owned by Finnish S group.

As a true Estonian visit Selver! Only Estonian supermarket brand that's among the bigger ones and pretty ok one at that. :)

Haha we're actually in Sweden now. Now that I'm looking at our video in Estonia. I miss cheap food there.😂

Ha, ha Sweden is so cheap for us Norwegians.All.Baltic countries have even cheaper and variable good food.

estonia is cheap because our minimum salary is small its 500euros. Typical family is with 2 kids and if u get 500e per month then you really have to look for cheap food and cant go eating out. I live with my mother and 1brother and sister and we live good with 1500euros per month. To us food and life is still expensive :D

AYYY

@@trevork1994 ~Wow ({: | ...!

You can get 80 cent coffee.

MichaelChiklisCares possible, i havent seen cheaper than 1euro coffe anywhere sadly

Cheers! :-)

Maybe they dont pay taxes in Portugal?

@@kulnokaiklem LOL We are skinned alive with taxes here. VAT is 23%

"brutally expensive" _you should shut up and get out of here_ it depends how poor and homeless you are. I fins cheap and affordable a lot of things they bought.

Sooo true! Korean cafes are the best, aren't they? ☺️

@@rachelandnick Thank you so much for your response

We were there Late November-Early December :-)

@@rachelandnick Thank you. I think it will be not that cold in early Oct. I guess it is as cold as Toronto that I live.

Well in Old Town everything costs an arm and a leg. Also I buy Irish Cappuccino from a coffee vending machine - 300ml goodness for 0.70€. But obviously not in Old Town.

Wow super cheap! Vending machine coffees can be really good sometimes too. As good as cafes. 😊

I requested the GoBox info to share the locations of their vending machines, but they might not answer before you leave ... so good luck!

Really cheap groceries compared to Australia prices

Between 1-5$ o guess

That's interesting. We were thinking how can coffee be so much as we heard the wage wasn't really high on average. I heard in Dubai coffee is 4.4 Euro!

More like an hour salary for a lot of people, it's ridiculous.

Old Town Coffee IS for Visitors only ! At Peeter Pizza Joints You can get 0.5liter Beer for 3€ ! - with Pizza of course !

We were mainly comparing the prices with the Australian cost of living. But i understand where you are coming from. Things should even out according to the general cost of living.

haha thank you so much.❤❤❤

Rachel and Nick when i saw your video i wanna go to estonia too...i understood how cold in that place hahaha,take care and love u guys😘😘😘😘

We'd love to go there. ❤

Boi I don't think so

For some it actually is. Here in Pärnu we got a guy who goes around with shorts and T-shirt when its -20 outside. All kind of crazies out there i guess:D

@@rockmcdwayne1710 Not crazies, i don't like when people think that. I am in t-shirt even when it is -5 to -10 degrees at work, because of my seriously fast metabolism. I can't sleep in a room above 15 degrees, because i feel like i am burning up. People looked at me weird when i went running shirtless (3-7 days a week) while it was +2 to -3 degrees outside, but for me it was more like +25 degrees in summer. Different people, different bodies. First summer heat is actually hell for me, last hot summer was just awful for me, i felt like in the sauna everywhere i was, most of the time i just finished my work(while drinking minimum of 5 litres of water during the 8 hours) and sat under the AC in the house.

Our definition of ‘summer’ is so very different though...lol it’s been bitterly hot here in Australia.it’s 50+ degrees Celsius in Outback and 40+degrees in metropolitan cities. But your body actually feels far hotter than what the weather forecasts reporting. People hardly uses air conditioning unless they really can’t bear the heat at home and it’s even a luxury to use fans, because of incredibly expensive energy price.

@YNG Valts ~Am pretty sure that had been a joke ({; D ...!

Omg that's a twist haha.

Thanjs fir the tip Ive found that on my traveks and i try to avoid the touristy places now

Sa räägid ainult vanalinnast mitte tervest tallinast

Loved it❤❤

I'd say Slaver (Selver) is more expensive.

@@LordArioh Selver is the cheapest place in terms of not paying their employees. They offered me a transporter job in there for a massive wage of 550 euros per month- you have to run all day long to get stuff done too, i don't understand why anyone would want to work there. On any Coop chain stores they pay you atleast 700+ in hand for the same job. So Slaver is well said.

I am also from Tallinn

Coke + kook + kookcocaine

I think a good cheap way might be by bus. And those countries are quite affordable 😊

KC Manejero it’s been awhile since I lived in Estonia ( left in 2014) however 400 euros has not been sufficient enough for ages. I’d say it was a minimum of 700 euros a month, and that’s under the presumption you either live in the dormitory or share an apartment.

That's more like one month's rent for a small 1 or 2 room apartement and not even in the city centre.

I would say 400 euros a month in dorm is duable, but involves being careful with money. I thing dorms average a 100 euros a month. I lived 2 years ago in dorm (TalTech) for 330 euros a month, but prices have gone up.

Rents inside tallin can range from cheap to incredibly high depending on the specific area you wanna be, it's not hard to find a nice 3 rooms furnished flat (60-70 square meters) in a decent part of tallin for around 750e/month though (water, electricy etc..., not included).

Wow that's super cheap! Wish we found that! :-)

I'm from South Korea. 😄

I think your parents might have lied to you

Wow - 35!! That's insane!❄😂