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Estonia's capital city of Tallinn is known for its rich history, well-preserved medieval architecture, and dynamic, modern city life. To those seeking for a more relaxed travel, Tallinn offers both contemporary and historical experiences, whether you choose to explore its thriving cultural environment, historic Old Town, or cobblestone lanes. If this sounds like something you’d enjoy, check out Pegasus’ cheap flight tickets to Tallinn and enjoy the best Tallinn flight deals!
Transportation in Tallinn
Getting from the Airport to Tallinn City Centre
Most flights to Tallinn, Estonia, are to the biggest Estonia airport, Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport, which serves as the hub for international flights. Reaching the city centre is easy and quick after landing. The airport, which is only 4 kilometres away, provides a variety of transportation choices to make sure your journey starts off pleasantly. You can check out our flights to Estonia for the cheapest tickets and best routes.
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Public Transport: Train - Bus - Trolleybus
Tallinn’s public transportation system is efficient and easy to use, generally operating from 6:00 to 23:00 daily with some lines offering earlier or even later departure times (see the timetables for more information). Buses, such as route number 2, connect the airport to the city centre, offering a simple and affordable option. Passengers don't need to show a ticket to the driver but must validate it at one of the orange validators onboard. Be sure to validate each ride to avoid fines and travel easily. The trolleybus network also provides a scenic and eco-friendly way to explore the suburbs.
NOTE THAT the new Vanasadama (Old Harbor) tramline, which is expected to improve connectivity in Tallinn, is currently under construction as of March 2023. Your travel plans may be affected by temporary changes to public transportation routes and traffic patterns in the city center while the construction work is under way. It is expected to be finished by February 2025. If you want the most recent information, follow the local updates.
Here is a simple table of most commonly used transportation routes and information:
| Route | Departure | Destination | Notes During Construction |
| Bus 2 | Tallinn Airport | City Center | Route change: Does not pass through Terminal D of the Port of Tallinn during construction. |
| Bus 15 | Tallinn Airport | Estonia stop (Teatri väljak) | Stops at Tallinn Airport near tram 4 stop. Ends at Estonia stops near Solaris center during construction. |
| Bus 20/20A | Terminal D (Port of Tallinn) | City center (Mere puiestee) | Passes through Mere puiestee and Pärnu maantee. Stops at Mere puiestee, Viru, and Vabaduse väljak. |
| Bus 2 | Terminal A (Port of Tallinn) | City Center | Stops near Terminal D and Mere puiestee. Tram 1, 2, and 5 also available from Mere puiestee to the city center. |
| Tram 1, 2, 5 | Mere puiestee | City Center | Stops at Viru tänav and Vabaduse väljak on Pärnu maantee. |
| Bus 67, 23, 54 | Tallinn Bus Station | City center (Estonia stop) | Stop at Estonia next to Solaris Center. Buses 67 and 23 continue to Vabaduse väljak. |
| Tram 4 | Tallinn Airport | Suur-Paala (Final Stop) | Does not run to the airport until 2025. Final stop is Suur-Paala during construction. |
Taxi
Taxis are available at the airport and may transport you directly to your Tallinn lodging or destination if you're looking for a quicker and more comfortable travel. Although it costs a little more than public transit, it's still a practical choice, particularly for those who arrive late.
Car Rental
Renting a car is the best choice if you want the freedom to see Tallinn and its surroundings at your own pace. It's simple to pick up a car and start your journey because the airport offers a number of rental options. You should note that in order to rent a car you need may need to hold an International Driving Permit and be above a certain age, depending on the rental service’s policies.
Accommodation
Hotels in Tallinn
Tallinn offers a wide range of accommodation options to fit every budget. There is something for everyone, whether you're looking for small hotels in the scenic neighbourhood of Telliskivi, luxury hotels in the core of the Old Town, or affordable hostels close to the city centre. Because of the city's small design, you will always be close to important landmarks, dining options, and retail districts, no matter where you stay.
Useful Information
What to Know Before You Go to Tallinn
- Language: Estonian is the official language, but English is widely spoken.
- Currency: The official currency is the Euro (€).
- Time Zone: Tallinn operates on Eastern European Time (GMT+2), with a time difference of +1 hour from Turkey.
About Estonia Visa
Although citizens of the EU, EEA, U.S., Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand do not require a visa for short stays in Tallinn (up to 90 days), visa requirements may vary depending on your nationality. Turkish citizens, for instance, must obtain a visa to enter Estonia. For detailed information, please refer to our Estonia Visa Guide.
Weather in Tallinn
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, experiences a humid continental climate with distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with average temperatures around -3.6°C (25.5°F) in February, the coldest month. Summers are mild, with July averaging 17.7°C (63.8°F). Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year, with August being the wettest month, averaging 80 mm (3.15 inches) of precipitation. Given the consistent precipitation, it's advisable to carry a compact umbrella or waterproof jacket when visiting Tallinn
Essential Numbers
- Country Code: +372
- Emergency Number: 112
- Tallinn Airport Contact: +372 605 8888
- Turkish Embassy in Estonia: Embassy Contact Information
Things to do in Tallinn
Tallinn is home to a myriad of attractions, parks, natural wonders, and museums. Thanks to the city’s statues as a hub for art and culture, every corner of Tallinn is full of spectacles.
One thing you won’t get enough in Tallinn is history. The Historic Old Town, called Vanalinn, is a must-see for all travellers. When in the Old Town, you must not forget to enjoy some traditional Estonian food at one of the popular restaurants there.
Art lovers and shopping enthusiasts might add Rotermann Quarter, with plenty of modern restaurants, shops, and architecture, to their itinerary. The unique urban scene at Rotermann Quarter will surely offer you a different glimpse into Tallinn’s contemporary face and artsy culture.
For a nature trip, however, a great option would be the famous Kadriorg Park. This lovely park is home to an ocean of lush greenery and an art museum with awe-inspiring exhibitions. Toompea Hill, offering marvellous city views intertwined with Estonian greenery, is also a popular attraction for travellers.
Places to See
Tallinn, with its distinct history and unique cultural identity, is among the favourite Baltic travel destinations of all types of travellers. Some of the most popular attractions in the city are:
- Vanalinn
- Alexander Nevski Cathedral
- Tallinna Raekoja Plats
- Telliskivi Creative City
- Kumu Art Museum
- Laheema National Park
- Jagala Waterfall
- KGB Museum
- Estonian Maritime Museum
- Kadriorg Palace
