Tallinn Card

[traveljunky]

Has anyone tried to buy the Tallin Card on-line? Their web site directs you to a travel agency (OctupusTravel) but it does not appear to have any information about purchasing the Tallin Card.

[JodiBB]

Last summer, we couldn't purchase the Tallinn card online...it was the only city that wasn't available...it sounds like it might be the case again this year. You can easily buy it in port once you get to the outskirts of the Old Town.

[spearmint]

Last summer, we couldn't purchase the Tallinn card online...it was the only city that wasn't available...it sounds like it might be the case again this year. You can easily buy it in port once you get to the outskirts of the Old Town.

 

Can you tell me what the Tallinn card is, and why one wants it? Thanks.

[dakrewser]

Te Talinn Card (click here for details) is similar to the so-called "city cards" from London, Paris, Copenhagen, etc. They provide discounted admission to museums, transportation, sightseeing, etc. Usually they can be purchased in "day" amounts - 1-day, 3-day, 7-day, etc.

[JodiBB]

Can you tell me what the Tallinn card is, and why one wants it? Thanks.

Practically every major city in the world sells a City Card. They include admission to most of the major sites, and most (if not all) modes of public transportation in the city. Because admission is included, you don't have to wait in lines to get into the attractions you want to see. They save a lot of money if you use them to the fullest. We bought City Cards for London (for 3 days with travel card), Stockholm and Oslo...it helped our budget a lot.