1. An optimum way to pay for goods and services is national currency as other currencies may not be approved. All banks of the city as well as private offices render currency exchange service. All the financial institutions of the city work 6 days a week with a day off on Sunday. Usually the financial institutions work from 10 am till 5 pm.
2. Local museums and cultural establishments keep to the same working schedule, however days off differ. Commonly all cultural establishments are closed on Mondays or Tuesdays. Tourist offices provide information on schedules of almost every establishment in the city. .
3. Tables in restaurants are recommended to be reserved in advance as free tables are rather challenging to find in the evening. Tips are welcome in every eating house. 10% of a total sum of a bill will be quite enough to reward high quality service. Some restaurants include tips in a total bill.
4. Smoking travelers should keep in mind that smoking is banned in public areas. Rather big fines may be charged for violation of the law. That is why it is important to pay attention to prohibiting signs. Commonly special designated areas are equipped in close vicinity to all entertaining centers and public establishments.
6. Street call boxes offer the most profitable rates for intercity and international calls. The call boxes accept special phone cards sold in news stalls and shops of the city.
7. Supplied voltage is 220V. The city hotels are commonly equipped with European standard sockets. One should check all the devices before a trip and get adapters in advance. One can also request the connectors and adapters at a hotel reception. The items can also be bought in specialized household stores.
The city of Parnu is poor in night clubs and entertaining complexes, however it offers its guests lots of shopping centers and remarkable places to visit. Travelers opting to visit the city … 
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Estonia: travelling advices
6. When communicating with an unfamiliar person, you can talk about art, Estonian cuisine or beer. On the other hand, do not touch on topics related to World War II or the Soviet period of the country’s history. 7. The official currency of Estonia is the euro. Tourists do not have to worry about changing money since you can make payments using a bank card anywhere in the country.
8. In order to save money, it is worth choosing an inexpensive hotel in the sleeping area, a camp or farm for a stay. It is also important to inquire whether breakfast and bed sheets are offered.
9. It is best to move from one city to another by bus. It is also quite cheap to travel by taxi. If you plan to actively use public transport, then it is worth buying a travel card. … Open
