Tallinn Travel Guide
Experience the Soul of Estonia: A Master Guide for Conscious Explorers
Best Time to Visit
May - September
Avg. Cost
$45 - $90 Daily
Language
Estonian / English
Eco Impact
8.4/10
Sustainable Transport: Flights, Transfers & Transit
Your impact starts the moment you arrive. We prioritize low-emission logistics and renewable-energy transport to ensure your arrival in Tallinn is as green as the city itself.
Eco-Routed Flights
Lennart Meri Airport is a hub for sustainable aviation initiatives. We recommend direct regional routes to TLL and carriers utilizing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to minimize the carbon cost of your flight.
Electric Private Transfers
Bypass fossil-fuel taxis with our vetted electric vehicle partners. Alternatively, utilize Tram Line 4, which is powered by 100% renewable energy and reaches the city center in just 15 minutes.

Fossil-Free City Transit
Maps Tallinn using the city's free (for residents) and low-cost (for visitors) carbon-neutral public transport network, including a growing fleet of electric buses and wind-powered trams.
Verified Impact Stays
Zero-Waste Baltic Dining
Dine at circular kitchens like Fotografiska or local bistros in Kalamaja that source 90% of ingredients from organic Estonian farms within a 100km radius of the city.
Artisan Upcycled Design
Explore Telliskivi Creative City for handmade Baltic linen, upcycled fashion from local designers, and sustainable housewares that support the local creative economy.
Curated Local Experiences
Explore Tallinn through the lens of impact. From regenerative walking tours in the Old Town to electric bike
Travel with Purpose: Tallinn 2035
Your journey directly supports Tallinn's transition to a carbon-neutral capital by 2035, funding local biodiversity and heritage preservation projects.
- Supporting the 13km Pollinator Highway to restore urban biodiversity and connect city green spaces.
- Contributing to a 100% fossil-free public transit network and zero-emission urban logistics.
- Preserving UNESCO heritage sites through the promotion of low-density, high-value cultural tourism.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tallinn truly a sustainable city?
Yes, Tallinn was the European Green Capital in 2023 and is a global leader in free, carbon-neutral public transit and urban green space preservation.
How can I get from Tallinn Airport to the city center?
We recommend Tram Line 4, powered by 100% renewable energy, or booking a verified electric private transfer through our vetted partners.
Are there eco-certified hotels in the Old Town?
Yes, we curate several historic merchant houses that have been retrofitted with modern energy-efficient systems while preserving their UNESCO status.




