Tallinn Estonia Cruise Port
Tallinn Estonia Cruise Port
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Tallinn One Cruise Port located near the beautiful Tallinn Old Town. Just visit Tallinn on a cruise and enjoy shopping local gifts and crafts, ethnic foods, jewelry and general goods next to the ship in port. In addition there is a wide range of services in our visitor center. Send postcards back home, variety of postcards and postage stamps to go with them. Our visitor center has a post box where you can leave them. Additional services include: tourist information, currency exchange, free wifi, cafe with local foods and drinks, workshops with Estonian storytellers and artisans, bike rental, tourbus tickets, display of the newest designs and crafts- take your favorites home!
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TheShis
Tel Aviv, Israel39,605 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
This is a nice terminal with adequate services.
However, we were expecting taxis to be much more in abundance here.
However, we were expecting taxis to be much more in abundance here.
Written 24 October 2023
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Mark T
Aberdeen, WA2,824 contributions
Aug 2023
Tallinn port was by far the most attractive of all our destinations on our Baltic cruise. There is an area that has a number of vendors selling souveniers. Most important it is one of the few ports that has free wifi. the only drawback of this location its a long walk from here to Old town without a lot of public transportation visble
Written 27 August 2023
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EC6393
Lynnfield369 contributions
Aug 2022 • Couples
Tallin is a beautiful port city. It was more than I expected it to be. The old city is well preserved & walkable. If you need someone to push your wheel chair, then for the one pushing, the hills will probably be challenging.
Written 30 July 2023
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Dramaman_10
Port Talbot, UK123 contributions
Jun 2022 • Couples
A step back in time. A fabulous almost perfect old city where sitting in the main square with a beer and watching the world go by is the best thing to do. The gardens near the Russian Orthodox Church are eerily beautiful with monks statues almost floating around. The flowers market at the old city entrance is a riot of colour and the streets leading up to the cathedral and parliament building are full of interesting shops. An almost too perfect place to visit but simply beautiful.
Written 22 June 2022
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA16,412 contributions
Jun 2021
This is where the cruise ships dock, as well as our ship from Stockholm which was more like a ferry. They are set up for arrivals and processed us fast. And we were on our way.
Written 21 August 2021
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA16,412 contributions
Nov 2019
This is where we arrived as we were on a ship from Sweden. The terminal processed us quickly and efficiently and we were on our way to our hotel and the city. Good experience.
Written 12 October 2020
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BigHugh51
Adelaide, Australia3,650 contributions
Jun 2019
Our cruise ship berthed for the day in the port of Tallinn. When we disembarked, we found the small cruise ship terminal building and the adjacent pop-up market area were already full with passengers from our cruise ship and another visiting cruise ship.
As a result, we only had a quick look at the market stalls to get some idea of their souvenir prices before heading off to Tallinn’s old town.
After spending the day in the old town and visiting a number of souvenir shops there, we headed back to the port. Our observations had been that the prices charged for souvenirs in the old town were about the same as those charged at the cruise port pop-up market.
Consequently, we had purchased some items at the old town shops knowing that if we wanted to buy more, we would not be disadvantaged in terms of price, if we bought more at the port.
Back at the port, we concentrated our shopping activities in the outdoor market area. We spent about 30 minutes shopping there before returning to our ship. On the way to the ship, we passed through the small terminal building which was still crowded. Some people were enjoying drinks and coffees from the cafe located there while others were purchasing souvenirs from the stalls situated inside this building.
Obviously the cruise port area is very busy when cruise ships are in port. One would guess that the area would be less busy when the port is only being used by passenger ferry ships.
As a result, we only had a quick look at the market stalls to get some idea of their souvenir prices before heading off to Tallinn’s old town.
After spending the day in the old town and visiting a number of souvenir shops there, we headed back to the port. Our observations had been that the prices charged for souvenirs in the old town were about the same as those charged at the cruise port pop-up market.
Consequently, we had purchased some items at the old town shops knowing that if we wanted to buy more, we would not be disadvantaged in terms of price, if we bought more at the port.
Back at the port, we concentrated our shopping activities in the outdoor market area. We spent about 30 minutes shopping there before returning to our ship. On the way to the ship, we passed through the small terminal building which was still crowded. Some people were enjoying drinks and coffees from the cafe located there while others were purchasing souvenirs from the stalls situated inside this building.
Obviously the cruise port area is very busy when cruise ships are in port. One would guess that the area would be less busy when the port is only being used by passenger ferry ships.
Written 16 September 2019
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TWal1
Canberra, Australia2,861 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
The cruise port is the gateway for many travellers arriving and leaving Tallinn. The cruise port can handle multiple ships simultaneously, and the dock area is large. There is a souvenir shop with a good variety of trinkets, alcohol and clothes, and a foreign exchange service. A chance to stock up before going onboard.
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Written 9 September 2019
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Ron S
Toronto, Canada504 contributions
Jun 2019 • Family
We came in on a cruise ship. There is not much around the docking area, except for a few merchant shops. We walked into Old Town. The walk was fairly easy but we did have to walk along unpaved paths and across some well traveled streets. Overall, the port was in a good location relative to Old Town.
Written 15 July 2019
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Bernard Sanet d
Durbanville, South Africa1,550 contributions
Jun 2019 • Couples
We docked at the cruise port which is not far from the Old Town.We took taxi to Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and walked back to the port,all the way downhill.
Written 3 July 2019
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Carol B
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Where do I find a close bank with atm in Tallin port?
Mike S
Cheltenham, UK123 contributions
There is a bank in the square but I do not know whether they have an atm. It is about 15 minutes from the cruise port as far as I can remember. Failing that the cruise port reception should be able to help you.
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