Sport and activities

A child’s sports training, music lessons, art classes, robotics or other leisure activities can represent a significant monthly expense in a family’s budget. In Estonia, the state also supports 2026 the extracurricular education and activities of children and young people, but there is an important distinction here: the state subsidy for leisure activities is not a fixed financial allowance paid automatically to every parent. Quick answer: In 2026, the state’s additional support for extracurricular education and activities […]

There is now a place in Tallinn where children and young people can not only watch drone technology, but try it themselves. On 18 September 2026, Tallinn’s first drone training classroom opened at Energia avastuskeskus, combining hands-on drone training with engineering, programming, electronics, physics and aviation. The new drone training classroom is intended for children and young people as well as Tallinn schools. The aim is not only to teach drone piloting, […]

A comprehensive, practical, and honest guide – at least 22 real places across Estonia Winter recreation in Estonia always evokes two opposing emotions: some say that “there's nothing,” while others know that winter is very much alive in the right places. The truth lies somewhere in between. Estonia does not have the Alps, but it has more than 22 genuinely operating places where you can: learn alpine skiing and […]

Introduction Many people think that effective exercise requires a gym membership, expensive machines, and professional equipment. This is a myth. Exercising at home without equipment is entirely possible and highly effective. All you need is a little space, your own body weight, and the right approach. In this article, we discuss: how to create a home workout plan; which exercises can be done without dumbbells or exercise machines; how […]