Taxis are available at the airport. Cab fare into Tallinn is roughly EUR10.

Short and long-term parking is available.

Car rental agencies operating at the airport include Avis, Budget, Hertz, National and Europcar.

Bus 2 connects the airport to the city centre. The bus stop is in front of the departure hall at the airport. Taxis are available at a rank outside the arrivals hall and take about 10 minutes to the city centre.

Tel: +372 605 8888.

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The airport is small, but ultra-modern. Three banks operate at the airport providing ATMs, exchange services and cashing of travellers cheques. There is a post office in the departure hall, a large duty free shop, a bar and snack bar, left luggage, travel agencies, a beauty salon and two comfortable, well-equipped business lounges.

Locals speak Estonian, which is part of the Finno-Ugric family of languages. English is widely used and understood among the younger generation and those involved in the tourist industry.

The Estonian currency is now the Euro, as the Kroon (EEK) was discontinued from 2011. Foreign currency can be easily exchanged at hotels, banks and exchange bureaux in the larger towns, at the airport and main railway station. Major credit cards are generally accepted in the larger hotels, main restaurants and shops, but it is wise to check first. Preferred travellers cheques in Estonia are Amex, Thomas Cook and Eurocheque. Banking hours are weekdays 9am to 4pm. Exchange bureaux are open till 6pm on weekdays and from 9am to 3pm on Saturdays. Some open on Sundays. ATMs are available in most towns.

Local time is GMT +2 (GMT +3 from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October).