How to commute from the airport to the city centre in Tallinn?

[@azamaterejepov5565]

Very useful information, thank you! I hope to visit your beautiful city soon!

[@S-tonic]

Очень скучаю по этому замечательному городу. Надеюсь когда-нибудь еще вернуться.

[@BibiTheLinkBuilder]

awesome thank you! I'm going to Tallinn tomorrow! speaking at the first Estonian SEO conference :) I could take a taxi but I prefer public transport, I feel more connected to the place I'm going that way

[@BibiTheLinkBuilder]

p.s. we have the same system in the Netherlands

[@beka2453]

Omg ,your video looks like a Hollywood movie!

[@emrepur5527]

i will be there 14 h later. Thanks for video

[@VisitTallinn]

Great, have fun in Tallinn!

[@AndreaReichsthaler]

Which bus number brings near the Old Town (Raekoja Plats) ?

[@dariusionescu726]

I'd like to ask you something: When I buy a smartcard (green) could I have how many trips I want or there is a limit? You already said that smartcard carry up to 6 people and If I'm single and I have on my card this 6 trips can I use the public transport only 6 times? It's a little bit confusing this system...

[@VisitTallinn]

Hi there, The green smartcard is just like the Oyster card in London. It allows you to buy packages on it like a day card or weekly pass etc. Or you can use it just as you go by topping it up with a random amount of money (a single journey is 2 euros and you will never be charged more than a day ticket within the 24 hours). Tallinn is very compact and you can walk to most places. If you need to use public transport a few times (up to 3 or 4) it's best to buy the ticket in the vehicle from the validator next to the driver by swiping your bank card. If however, you need to use public transport a lot more, buy the smartcard (green) and either add money on it or buy a weekly/ monthly pass. A bit more information and lots of links here: www.visittallinn.ee/eng/visitor/plan/transport/public-transport

[@dariusionescu726]

@@VisitTallinn Ok. And for example if I charge this card with a sum (eg. 20 EUR) and I tap this card firstly, it will be remain 18 EUR on this card? I have one more question: If I used up all of the money on this green card, it's possible to recharge? And it's possible to recharge a non personalized card? Thanks!!

[@danielvanr.8681]

I see that Estonians are also ardent believers in "validation", even if the ticket is already paid for. Same here in Romania. Even if you have a monthly pass (and thus unlimited number of pre-paid journeys), you still have to validate the card upon embarking and transferring between lines. Bugger me if I know why (pardon my French). But kudos to Estonia for using the "press stop button" system. Romanian buses stop at each and every stop, even if there's no-one getting off, or getting on. Complete waste of time, particularly during rush hour. :(

[@Bigly]

probaby just intrusive data mining purposes. That want to know exactly where and when you've travelled :)