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While you're here though, check out the Marzipan Museum in the old town. Frankly, it's amazing.
 
While you're here though, check out the Marzipan Museum in the old town. Frankly, it's amazing.
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== Hitching in ==
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=== From [[Pärnu]], [[Riga]] ===
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If your driver is not going into Tallinn, but only proceeding on the Tallinn ring road towards Narva (as many trucks do), don't get off at the first roundabout where there is a road into the city. From there, it is a long distance into the center. Instead, stay with the driver until the last roundabout east of Tallinn where the E20 branches off towards Narva. From here the distance to the center is only about 12 kilometers and it is easy to hitch into the city.
  
 
== Hitching Out ==
 
== Hitching Out ==

Revision as of 08:18, 3 September 2009

<map lat='59.39686968816479' lng='24.770050048828125' zoom='10' view='0' float='right'/> Tallinn is the capital of Estonia.

While you're here though, check out the Marzipan Museum in the old town. Frankly, it's amazing.

Hitching in

From Pärnu, Riga

If your driver is not going into Tallinn, but only proceeding on the Tallinn ring road towards Narva (as many trucks do), don't get off at the first roundabout where there is a road into the city. From there, it is a long distance into the center. Instead, stay with the driver until the last roundabout east of Tallinn where the E20 branches off towards Narva. From here the distance to the center is only about 12 kilometers and it is easy to hitch into the city.

Hitching Out

South towards Pärnu, Riga

Take the bus #18 (close to old town where McDonalds is) to the final stop - There's a huge road to the south. One stop earlier you also find a petrol station. But be prepared for a minimum 30 minutes bus ride! Also bus #10 and 14 stop nearby, at their end stations. The buses leave from Viru keskus (basement) on Narva Maantee and the fare is 13 Kroons

When arriving at the port from Helsinki (Viking line) just walk to the road next to the passenger terminal and stick out your thumb. Many trucks can take you all the way to the Polish border.

amylin leaving Tallinn in March, wearing: 2 shirts, a dress, a warm sweater, a winter coat, leggings, jeans, 2 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of gloves, a scarf, a hat, & snow boots... and still freezing!

East, St. Petersburg

Take on of the busses 12/54/55/100/102/104/ 106/129/134/139/143/150-155/ 283/286 to Pae. There hitch from the crossroad of Peterburi Tee and Pae. Or take bus #286 to Pirita Jógi.Then walk to the crossroad of Peterburi tee and Lagedi Tee.

South, Pärnu, Riga

Take one of the busses #14/18/27/111/113/ 117/190 to Laagri stop. #14 and #18 go from the central post office.

Southeast, Tartu

Take bus #2 or #62 to Lindavikivi. Then walk to Taru mnt/Järvevana tee

Public Transport

Not a whole lot of ticket control in trams, but if you hit one you can survive with the help of kind local people.