Mid-Range Travel Guide: Tallinn

Accommodation

$60-140 per night

Private rooms in mid-range hotels, boutique guesthouses, en-suite facilities

Food & Dining

$35-70 per day

Mix of local restaurants, casual dining, some tourist-oriented establishments

Transportation

$12-30 per day

Public transport, occasional taxis, rideshares for convenience

Activities

$25-65 per day

Paid museum entries, guided tours, cultural attractions, day trips

Eat at local markets and neighborhood restaurants instead of Old Town tourist areas (typically 40-60% cheaper)

Use public transportation instead of taxis for most trips (usually 70-80% savings on transport costs)

Book accommodation outside the immediate Old Town area for 20-40% lower rates with easy access

Take advantage of free museum days and walking tours (can save $15-30 per day on activities)

Shop for groceries and prepare some meals yourself (reduces food costs by 50-70%)

Travel during shoulder seasons for 25-40% lower accommodation rates

Use city transport cards for multiple days instead of single tickets (typically 20-30% discount)

Staying exclusively in Old Town tourist areas where accommodation typically costs 40-80% more than nearby neighborhoods

Eating only at restaurants in main tourist squares where prices are generally 100-150% higher than local spots

Taking taxis for short distances instead of walking or using public transport (can triple transportation costs)

Not checking for free museum days or city tourist cards that bundle attractions (missing potential 30-50% savings)