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ESTONIA TRAVEL GUIDE - GETTING THERE
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Estonia Getting There
By AirThe biggest international airport in Estonia is located in Tallinn and provides the direct fly to the most major cities in Europe.
By water
There is a popular way to travel to Estonia that is by sea. Unquestionably, as Tallinn is the closest capital to Helsinki and Stockholm and travelling by boat enables you to combine the fun of cruising with efficient transportation.
The main ferry operators are Tallink, Viking Line and Eckerö Line:
Helsinki port in Finland is 80km from Tallinn and it takes less than 2 hours on a ferry. During the summer season (from May to September) boats sail every few hours.
Stockholm ports in Sweden are 380km from Tallinn and boat travels once a day in both directions.
Travel time is depended on different ferriesm, usually if the larger ship should cost longer travel time. Cruise ships also include children playgrounds, beauty services, night-clubs and tax-free shops to ensure you have a fun trip, whether travelling with kids or enjoying a weekend getaway.
To catch a ferry you will need a passport or ID-cards (for European citizens).
Transportation to/from the Port of Tallinn:
The Tallinn port is only 10 minutes walk from the Old Town and city centre.
Also can select the Public transportation getting to the Tallinn Port:
Tram: The closest stop to Tallinn port is “Linnahall” and trams 1 and 2 will get you there. Tram No. 1 travels from Kadriorg, tram NO. 2 starts from Lasnamäe and drives past the international bus station.
Bus no 3 will take you closest to the port, stop “Linnahall” - it travels through the Viru center, at Hobujaama stop
Taking a taxi: taxi ranks are located right in front of the terminals B and D.
by Rail
There is only one route to or from Estonia at present. This is a daily overnight train to/from Moscow run by GoRail (www.gorail.ee) that takes 16 hours
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by Road
There are direct routes along the Baltic coast into Latvia, Lithuania and Kaliningrad, and also east into the Russian Federation. The main border crossings with Latvia are at Valka, Ainazi and Vastse-Roose. The main border crossing with Russia is at Narva. Other Estonia Travel Guides Festival Getting There Communication Money Food and Drink Shopping Getting Around
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Estonia Getting Money
Posted by Mrs. Yuki Goh on 12 April 2010 04:07:29
Estonian Kroon (EEK; symbol Kr) = 100 senti. Notes are in denominations of Kr500, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5, 2 and 1. Coins are in denominations of Kr5 and 1, and 50, 20, 10 and 5 senti. . Currency Exchange All major currencies can be exchanged at banks and bureaux de change. The va... More
Estonia Getting Communication
Posted by Mrs. Yuki Goh on 12 April 2010 04:03:09
Telephone Country code: 372. Public telephones which are plentiful are operated by phone cards, available from kiosks. Mobile Telephone roaming agreements exist with most international mobile phone companies. Internet The Internet is key to Estonia's e... More
Estonia Getting Shopping
Posted by Mrs. Yuki Goh on 12 April 2010 04:02:32
Amber, ceramics, glassware, leather-bound books and local folk art are good buys, as are traditional hand-knitted thick wool jumpers. There is a good knit market by the Old Town walls on Müürivahe in Tallinn. Shopping hours: Mon-Fri 10:00a.m.-18:00p.m. ... More
