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Transport to and from Tallinn

At present day, the Estonian roads are of similar quality as that of the Nordic nations. The infrastructure along the main highways has been drastically improved. Travelling by road is a great way of exploring the small country; distances between localities aren't far and road traffic isn't intensive. Modern petrol stations are situated along the principal highways.

Bus and shuttles from Tallinn

Bus services, which are run by Eurolines, link Tallinn with Scandinavian and Western European travel destinations. Bus services are frequent and efficient. Getting around Estonia by bus is the cheapest way of travelling across the country.

Car hire and road travel from Tallinn

The E67 highway provides the main route south to Latvia, connecting Tallinn with Parnu in southern Estonia. The E20 highway cuts east heading to the Russian border, which it reaches after Narva, while highway 2 follows a route to Tartu, in southeastern Estonia.

A private hire car can be booked on-the-spot in Tallinn, where several of the main firms have depots. Due to its outstanding road network and worthwhile attractions, which all easily can be accessed by car, car hire provides the best option for travel throughout Estonia. Car rental can best be booked in advance online, where there is one service providing the best prices from various firms.

Rail from Tallinn Port

The central railway station in Tallinn is named Balti Jaam, and from here, trains follow routes to national destinations such as Tartu, Narva and Parnu. Internationally, there are routes to three destinations. St Petersburg, Moscow and Minsk are regularly connected by train, while the service running to Minsk stops in the capital cities of Riga and Vilnius.

Parking at Tallinn Port

Car parking spaces in the city are difficult to find, and the parking rates are quite expensive in the old quarters. The port provides a car parking facility, which offers spaces for both short-duration and long-duration car parking.

Taxis from Tallinn Port

It is advisable not to use the taxi services at the ferry port's taxi stand. Taxis drivers here have a reputation for overcharging and the meters in the vehicles seem to go faster than usual. Also, make sure that the driver doesn't charge you the evening rate during daytime. It is best to book a taxi in advance. Some of the better taxi firms include Silver Taxo, which can be reached by calling: +372 15222, or +372 627 8850; and Linnatakso: +372 644 2442.