GETTING THERE & AROUNDGETTING THEREBy airThe main international airport in Estonia is Tallinn Airport (TLL). The national carrier Estonian Air offers flights from many European countries to Estonia. Estonian Air destinations include: Belarus (Minsk), Belgium (Brussels), Denmark (Copenhagen), Finland (Helsinki), Germany (Munich), Italy (Milan), Lithuania (Vilnius), Norway (Oslo), Russia (Moscow), Sweden (Stockholm), Ukraine (Kiev), United Kingdom (London).Other airlines that offer flights to Estonia include: Air Baltic, Air France, Alitalia, CSA, Easy Jet, Finnair, KLM, Lufthansa, Norwegian Air, SAS, SpanairTallinn Airport: www.tallinn-airport.eeEstonian Air schedules: www.estonian-air.eeBy seaThe main sea port in Estonia is in Tallinn. There are ferry services to Estonia from Finland, Germany and Sweden. These are run by Tallink, Viking Line and Eckerö Line.Port of Tallinn: www.portoftallinn.comTallink schedules: www.tallink.eeViking Line: www.vikingline.fiEckerö Line: www.esckeroline.eeBy busEstonia has direct links with Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, Poland, Russia and Ukraine. One of the companies that links Estonia with other European countries is Eurolines.Eurolines schedules: www.eurolines.comBy trainThe only international rail connection to Estonia is from Moscow. The journey lasts 16 hours.By carEstonia is well connected with the neighbouring countries. The main border crossings are: Valka, Ainazi and Vastse-Roose (Latvian border), and Narva (Russian border).
GETTING AROUND
By bus/tram
In Tallinn one can travel by bus, tram or trolleybus. Tickets (the same tickets for every means of transport) can be purchased from kiosks or on board. Public transport in Estonia is inexpensive.
By taxi
Taxis in Estonia are plentiful and usually inexpensive (unless one comes across a dishonest driver). Taxi can be found at taxi ranks or ordered by phone. It is recommended to agree upon the fare beforehand.
By car
Driving is on the right side of the road. EU driving licenses are accepted. Drivers must also have insurance documents and car registration documents. The legal blood alcohol level is 0.0. Driver and passengers must wear seat belts. Speed limits: built-up areas – 50 km/h, outside built-up areas – 90 km/h, divided highways – 110 km/h. Dipped headlights must be on at all times. Mandatory equipment includes headlamp converters, two warning triangles, a visibility vest, a first aid kit and spare bulbs. Fire extinguisher is not obligatory but recommended.
