Across Estonia, more than 150 home cafe days now run from April to September, with residents turning gardens, garages, and courtyards into one-day eateries. Begun on Hiiumaa in 2007, the tradition brings visitors into private spaces and helps towns share local food, culture and community ties.
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Estonia’s home cafe days open private yards to visitors

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Across Estonia, more than 150 home cafe days now run from April to September, with residents turning gardens, garages, and courtyards into one-day eateries. Begun on Hiiumaa in 2007, the tradition brings visitors into private spaces and helps towns share local food, culture and community ties.

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