Travel and transport agencies Pays Baltes

4 trains per day for Vilnius, 4 for Klaipeda via Telšiai, 1 train for Kaunas, 2 for Riga, 1 train for Moscow.

As you enter the concourse, you'll find a tourist information desk in the corner on the right. At the far end of the terminal, you'll find the offices selling international tickets (mainly to neighboring countries).

The most comfortable, fastest and cheapest way to get to Latvian cities, like the other two Baltic capitals, is still by bus. For timetables, consult the large board in the lobby.

Information website: www.1188.lv. This site provides bus timetables.

Numerous buses for Rīga, Vilnius, Klaipeda or Panevėžys. The bus station is new and has an information desk. Urban buses travel from 5 h to 22 h.

The Lithuanian post provides a relatively fast service: the period varies between 2 and 5 days for a shipment other than packages. There are also post offices on Vokiečių, at the station and all over town.

Based in Latvia, Air Baltic is the main airline serving the three Baltic states. Starting out as a low-cost carrier, it has risen through the ranks over the years, offering code-share flights with Air France and Brussels Airlines. Nevertheless, the principle remains the same: the lowest prices give you access to the minimum of service, but the service is up to the standard of the classic airlines and the planes are new. From Paris, daily flights to Riga, direct to Tallinn on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and to Vilnius on Thursdays.

The airport has one terminal. Check-in is on level 2. Arrivals are on level 1. The airport concourse has everything you'd expect from a modern terminal (newsagents, pharmacy, bank, bureau de change, airline counters, wifi...) and the terminal has several cafés and restaurants. Luggage storage is available in the basement for €5 a day. Bus no. 22 takes you to the center (Abrenes).

Tallinn has some 85 km of cycle paths. This young team of cycling enthusiasts will accompany you on a 3-hour tour of the city's secrets. You'll visit the Kadriorg Park and the harbor, among other places. You'll also discover the best of Tallinn with culinary stops to discover the city's specialties. Electric bike tours are also available. For two-wheeled enthusiasts, don't miss the excursion to the Sõrve peninsula in Saaremaa. Rental service and multisport activities for all ages.

The station is located east of the centre (about 1.5 km), not far from Toome Hill. The bus no. 5 serves the centre of Tartu from the station. If you prefer, a taxi ride costs about €4. There are very few trains that serve the different cities, and the bus remains, as everywhere in Estonia, the best means of public transport. However, the car is the most convenient and quickest way. Since 2010, it is possible to take the train to and from Valga, which is located on the Estonia-Latvia border

Tallinn railway station is a 10-minute walk from the Old Town. It is the country's largest railway station, opened in 1870 and completely renovated in the 1960s. It has several luggage lockers. Tickets can be purchased in the main hall. The reservations office is upstairs. Estonian cities served daily by Elron (elron.ee/en) include Pärnu, Tartu and Narva.

Wris AS is a travel agency located in Tallinn. Their services include on-site services, but they do not offer online appointments.

It offers a range of travel services, such as flights, hotels, ferry tickets and last-minute deals. The agency has been present at this location since 1995 and is a representative of American Express Travel. They also have other offices in Tartu, Pärnu and Kärdla.

You can either buy the ticket from the driver (€2), which is the easiest way, or you can get a city magnetic card called Ühiskaart, which you can load with credit. You can get it at the post office, city hall or at a Selver or Prisma info desks, the R-Kiosk.

Buses and trams serve the whole city well. The network runs from 5am to midnight. Some night buses run every hour from midnight to 5am

You can find all the information you need on the city's website.

State of the free Wi-Fi coverage of the country in real time with coordinates and location of each spot.

The agency offers a variety of cars, minibuses and vans for hire, as well as chauffeur-driven and one-way rental services. Rental cars are equipped with air conditioning, signage, CD player and Estonia card. Payments can be made by various methods.

This institute was created in 1992 to promote exchanges between France and Estonia in the fields of the French language, science, education, higher education and culture. The Institute offers French courses throughout the year, for children, teenagers, adults and professionals. It also organizes French cultural events, such as concerts, film screenings and exhibitions.

Proposes the "Simpel" formula. The price of the card is 3,20 € with a money credit equal to the same amount. The cost of an appeal is 0,20 € in local appeal as an international appeal.

Possibility to use free Wi-Fi in different locations of the store, get information on site.

The price of a letter for Estonia, Scandinavia, Lithuania and Latvia is € 0,30. The rest of Europe 0,40 € and the world 0,50 €. Internet access for 4 € per hour (on the 2nd floor).

This operator proposes two formulas: the first is called "Smart" and allows you to purchase a SIM card and a communications credit. The second formula is called «Ultra» and offers the same services but at a lower price for local communications.

The National Library of Estonia is a public institution located in Tallinn. The library offers an extensive collection of periodicals and other continuing resources, and is a member of the ISSN International network.