Travelplansinmomhands
- Is there a train between Riga and Tallinn?
- How do I get from Tallinn to Riga?
- How far is it from Riga to Tallinn?
- How much is ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn?
- How long is the train from Tallinn to Riga?
- Is Riga cheaper than Tallinn?
- Which is better Riga or Tallinn?
- Which is better Riga or Vilnius?
- Is Tallinn expensive to visit?
- How many days do you need in Tallinn?
- How many days do you need in Riga?
- Can you do a day trip to Helsinki from Tallinn?
- Is one day enough for Tallinn?
- Is there a tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn?
Is there a train between Riga and Tallinn?
No, there is no direct train from Riga to Tallinn. However, there are services departing from Rīga pasažieru and arriving at Tallinn via Valga. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 6h 50m.
How do I get from Tallinn to Riga?
What you can do is take a train from Riga to the city of Valga (or Valka for the Latvians), and from there board a “carrot” that will get you to Tallinn. The ride from Riga to Valga takes about 4 hours and costs around €5. After that, it's an additional 3.5 hours from Valga to Tallinn at an added cost of around €15.
How far is it from Riga to Tallinn?
You should expect to travel around 173 miles (279 km) from Riga to Tallinn.
How much is ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn?
What the price for the Helsinki Tallinn ferry? Depending on the season, the price for a return ticket (Helsinki – Tallinn – Helsinki) starts from 10 euros. During summer, it can be around 60-80 euros.
How long is the train from Tallinn to Riga?
No, there is no direct train from Tallinn to Riga. However, there are services departing from Tallinn and arriving at Rīga pasažieru via Valga. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 6h 46m.
Is Riga cheaper than Tallinn?
And luckily for the budget-minded traveller, Riga is quite an affordable place to travel! ... However, the prices in Riga's Old Town are significantly less expensive when compared to Tallinn.
Which is better Riga or Tallinn?
Riga is by far the largest of the three cities – it is a slightly imposing, cosmopolitan city that has much more to offer than its toursity old town. Tallinn is much smaller and compact (especially the old town). Tallinn is by far the most “charming” of the three but perhaps also the most touristy.
Which is better Riga or Vilnius?
I liked both but I would say Vilnius is much better. Depends what you're looking for, if sightseeing I would choose Vilnius, If you are looking for entertainment and nightlife better is Riga. Its not true, Vilnius Old Town is one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in this part of Europe.
Is Tallinn expensive to visit?
A vacation to Tallinn for one week usually costs around €519 for one person. So, a trip to Tallinn for two people costs around €1,038 for one week. A trip for two weeks for two people costs €2,076 in Tallinn. ... If you travel slower over a longer period of time then your daily budget will also go down.
How many days do you need in Tallinn?
Tallinn is quite small for a capital city and you can comfortably immerse yourself in the historic centre for 2 days and not miss out on anything of note...if you decide to stay an extra day then you can search out some of the attractions on the outskirts like Pirita Harbour & TV Tower, the Song Bowl stadium and Open- ...
How many days do you need in Riga?
While you can undoubtedly see the main tourist attractions in 1 or 2 days in Riga, I recommending spending at least 3 days in Riga to give yourself an opportunity to explore beyond the central areas of the city.
Can you do a day trip to Helsinki from Tallinn?
If you come from Tallinn, the best way to get to Helsinki is definitely by ferry. The trip on the Tallink Silja ferries takes about 2 hours each way, so you can get on a ferry early in the morning and return in the evening, giving you anywhere between 8 and 14 hours to explore Helsinki.
Is one day enough for Tallinn?
While having more than 24 hours in Tallinn would be nice, a day will give you enough time to take in Tallinn's highlights. Perhaps seeing Tallinn will even convince you to explore further within Estonia, whether it's the islands like Saaremaa or other picturesque cities like Tartu.
Is there a tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn?
Helsinki-Tallinn railway tunnel is a new undersea tunnel proposed to be built across the Gulf of Finland, between the country's capital Helsinki and Estonia's capital Tallinn. The 92km-long tunnel is estimated to be completed at a cost of approximately $14bn (€13bn).
