Tallinn Ferry
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Tallinn Ferries Overview
With AFerry.com you can see timetables, check the latest offers, and book tickets for ferries to and from the port of the Estonian capital, Tallinn. Through AFerry.com you can book Viking Line ferries between Tallinn and Helsinki (Finland), and Tallink Silja Line ferries from Tallinn to Helsinki, Mariehamn (Aland Islands) and Stockholm (Sweden).
About Tallinn
Situated on the northern coast of Estonia in the Baltic Sea, Tallinn is the largest cargo and passenger port in Estonia, handling over 6 million passengers a year. The old city harbour situated in at the gates of the medieval old town in Tallinn has become one of the most recognised and visited passenger ferry ports in the Baltic Sea.
Throughout the nation's history Tallinn has changed hands many times, from the Estonians, to the Danes, the Hanseatic League, the Teutonic Knights, the Swedes, the Russians, and the Germans. All of these conquering forces have left their mark on Tallinn in both the city centre and in the city at large. They have constructed fortresses, storage warehouses, cathedrals and churches that all make for amazing sites to visit and explore. Nowadays it is possible for visitors to wander thought the dramatic streets of Tallinn and discover the history of the entire Baltic region.
Tallinn Terminal Facilities
All ferries provide facilities for those with disabilities, with good wheelchair access onboard. The terminal is also suitable for those in wheelchairs, with disabled toilets provided. Assistance in boarding is provided by the ferry companies, passengers should inform staff of special needs when making their ferry reservation.
Getting There
By Car
From the east follow the E20 until you reach the outskirts of the city, then follow the signs and directions for the Ferry terminal.
From the west follow the number 9 road until it joins the number 4 road then follow this road until you reach the outskirts of the city, then follow the signs and directions for the Ferry terminal.
From the south follow the follow the number 2 road until you reach the outskirts of the city, then follow the signs and directions for the Ferry terminal.
By Rail
Tallinn has a local stopping train service that links the city with the rest of Estonia. The train system has a station within walking distance of the ferry terminal.
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Tallinn Ferry - Terminal Map |
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Tallinn Ferry Addresses |
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Viking Line : Viking Line terminal, Reisisadam, 17 Sadama, EE-0001, Estonia
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Tallink Silja : D-Terminal, Uus-Sadam, Tallinn, 10120, Estonia
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