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Spring Day / May Day in Estonia 2027 (Kevadpüha)

Spring Day (Kevadpüha) on 1 May is a statutory public holiday in Estonia.

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The basics

Dates
May 1, 2027
Where
Nationwide · Nationwide
Cost
Free
Date status
Confirmed
Last verified
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Good for

Families

What to expect

  • Public holiday marking the start of spring
  • It falls on Saturday in 2027

Planning tips

  • Expect reduced shop hours and a relaxed, holiday city
  • Check individual attraction and shop opening hours

Build a day around it

Tallinn event days feel best when they stay simple: one event block, one food anchor, and one walk — with buffer so nothing feels rushed.

  • If you have 2–3 hours: arrive early → event → short Old Town / viewpoint loop.
  • If you're making a full day: one museum/neighborhood block + event + a calm evening plan.
  • If the weather turns: keep walking minimal and use cafes/museums as your buffer.
Guides →Things to do →Walking routes →

Before you go

  • Confirm the details: check the official link for last-minute schedule or venue updates.
  • Arrive with buffer: 15-30 minutes early usually makes the whole experience calmer.
  • Have a weather plan: keep one indoor warm stop in mind in case the day turns.

Map

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