Time in Estonia now

The current time in Estonia follows Eastern European Time (EET) in winter and Eastern European Summer Time (EEST) in summer.
Estonia is part of Northern Europe, and its time zone aligns with Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania — making regional coordination easier.

Estonia observes Daylight Saving Time (DST), shifting clocks forward in March and backward in October to maximize daylight.

👉 The standard time zone used for this page is:

• IANA Time Zone: Europe/Tallinn

• UTC Offset: UTC +2 (Standard Time) / UTC +3 (DST)

For global comparison, try our time converter tool.

Estonia Time Zone

Estonia uses a single time zone nationwide:

All regions in Estonia follow the same time zone, including major cities.

Daylight Saving Time in Estonia

• DST Starts: Last Sunday in March — clocks go forward 1 hour.

• DST Ends: Last Sunday in October — clocks go back 1 hour.

This schedule is synchronized with the European Union, ensuring consistency across most of Europe.

Popular Cities in Estonia & Their Time

All major cities follow the same time zone without any regional differences.

Quick Facts About Estonia Time

• 🕓 Number of Time Zones: 1

• 🏙 Capital City: Tallinn

• ⏰ Default Time Zone: Eastern European Time (EET)

• 🌞 DST Observed: Yes (March–October)

• 🌐 IANA Time Zone ID: Europe/Tallinn

• 🕐 UTC Offset: UTC +2 (Standard), UTC +3 (DST)

Estonia’s alignment with Baltic and Nordic time zones supports strong business and cultural links with neighboring countries.

For more details, visit 👉 Time in Estonia — Wikipedia