Arriving in a new city is easier when the first decisions are already made. Use this checklist for your first day in Tallinn, whether you arrive by air, ferry, bus or train. Check current routes and opening times before travelling.<\/p>\n
From Tallinn Airport:<\/strong> public transport and taxis connect the terminal with central Tallinn. Follow the signs to the airport public transport centre or official taxi stand. Check the current route and stop for your address on the official Visit Tallinn arrival guide<\/a> and the airport transport page<\/a>. Routes can change during works.<\/p>\n By public transport:<\/strong> a contactless bank card can buy a one-hour ticket at the marked validator at the front of a Tallinn bus, tram or trolleybus. Validate on every boarding. Drivers do not sell tickets and you cannot pay cash on board. For ticket types and the latest fares, use the Tallinn city ticket guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n By taxi:<\/strong> check the price estimate, vehicle and pickup point before you get in. If you book in an app, match the plate and driver shown there. See our Tallinn taxis and rides guide<\/a>. If you arrive at the harbour or bus station, check the address and walking distance first; the best connection depends on the terminal and your hotel.<\/p>\n If you need a map, local advice or help choosing an attraction, the Tallinn Tourist Information Centre<\/a> is at Niguliste 2. Check its opening hours before setting off.<\/p>\n If your bag is missing or damaged, report it to the airline or its baggage desk before leaving the airport and keep your paperwork and photos. For a delayed or cancelled flight, save notices and receipts and contact the operating airline. Our baggage, flight disruption and emergency guide<\/a> has a practical checklist. For an immediate threat to life, health or safety in Estonia, call 112<\/strong>.<\/p>\nA gentle first-day plan<\/h2>\n
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