Tallinn: Transportation
Air
- Airlines
- AirBaltic
- Czech Airlines
- EasyJet
- Finnair
- Lufthansa
- Airport
- Tallinn Airport (Lennart Meri)
- 2 miles from old town
- Taxi = 10 euro
- Bus #2 every 20-30 minutes
- Tallinn Airport (Lennart Meri)
- Nightly train to Moscow, must be pre-booked
- Tartu-Volga line: Riga to Tallinn
- Long Distance Ferries
- Tallink Silja: routes to Helsinki, Rostock, and Stockholm
- Viking Line:: Helsinki and Stockholm
- Eckero Line: Helsinki and Stockholm
- Linda Line: hydrofoil to Helsinki
- Tallinn Passenger Port
- 15 minute walk to old town
- Taxi costs 3-5 euro
- Bus #2
- Buses, trams
- Limited schedule on Sundays
- Mandatory Documents
- Vehicle registration
- Green card insurance policy
- International driver's permit
- Rules
- Headlights on at all times
- Zero tolerance drinking and driving
- Winter tires must be fitted December through March
- Speed Limits
- 90 kph on main roads
- 50kph in built up area
- Tips
- Gas stations are rare, fill up when possible
- One way streets
- Traffic jams during rush hour
- Tram tracks in the middle of the road
- Must wait for trams as passenger board
- Rental Car Agencies
- Avis
- Budget
- Easy Car (local)
- Europcar
- Hertz
- National
- Taxi scams are common
- Only take a taxi from a taxi stand or call one ahead of time
- Taxis must use the meter and give a meter receipt. If they do not provide a receipt, then you do not have to pay.
- Don't negotiate or ask for a price estimate
- Rates must be posted by law, but they are not regulated.
- Look at the rate sticker on the back passenger side door before getting in.
- No bike lanes
- Cobblestone streets in old town