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Power Plugs in Tallinn (Adapters, Voltage, and Easy Prep)

What power plug do you need in Tallinn? A practical guide to Estonia’s plug types, voltage, and what travelers should pack for charging phones, cameras, and laptops.

Photo by Oskar Kadaksoo on Unsplash.

Plug Type and Voltage in Estonia

Estonia uses the standard European setup:

  • Plug types: C and F
  • Voltage: 230V
  • Frequency: 50Hz

Most modern phone and laptop chargers work fine on 230V, but always check your device label if you’re unsure.

Do You Need an Adapter?

If your plugs are not compatible with type C/F, you’ll need a simple travel adapter.

If you’re building a packing list, use: What to Pack for Tallinn.

A Smart Charging Rhythm (So You Don’t Think About It)

  • Charge overnight
  • Carry a small power bank for long walking days
  • Don’t let low battery dictate your itinerary

Walking-heavy day ideas: Walking Routes in Tallinn.

If You’re Taking Lots of Photos

Tallinn is a photo city (rooftops, viewpoints, sea light). If you’re using a camera, pack extra charging/power options so you don’t start rationing photos by mid-afternoon.

Photo guide: Instagrammable Places in Tallinn.

FAQ

What plug type is used in Tallinn?

Estonia uses plug types C and F.

What voltage is used in Tallinn?

230V, 50Hz.

Do US travelers need an adapter for Tallinn?

Yes, typically — US plugs are not the same as EU type C/F, so a travel adapter is usually needed.

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