Ship shuttle in Tallinn to town?

[kokopelli-az]

We'll be on the Serenade of the Seas and will be in Tallinn on May 30. Is there a shuttle from the ship to old town (and return)? I saw a map posted of Tallinn and it looked like there was an icon of a shuttle on it. If yes, how do you catch it, where does it take you and how much does it cost?

[Ashland]

We'll be on the Serenade of the Seas and will be in Tallinn on May 30. Is there a shuttle from the ship to old town (and return)? I saw a map posted of Tallinn and it looked like there was an icon of a shuttle on it. If yes, how do you catch it, where does it take you and how much does it cost?

It's a quick easy walk into Old Town...we did take the ship shuttle back as it was getting near onboard time but sorry I can't remember if there was a fee.

[kokopelli-az]

It's a quick easy walk into Old Town....

 

One of our people has mobility issues is the main reason I was wondering about the shuttle.

[Gwendy]

Shuttle when we were on Princess, privately run, am thinking 5€. Dropped us off at bottom of old town and we walked ro top. Be aware if mobility issues, it is steep cobblestones. Check destination ports board for more info.

[LeeW]

Really depends on the pier you use. One is only about two blocks from the entrance to the historic area. I seem to recall about $2 US, but it has been a while for us. We took the shuttle because it happened to be loading and it was raining. As Gwendy said, the steep street is interesting - hang on to the handrail! Just opposite the flower sellers is a small alley to the right. Lots of local ladies selling handmade tatting and shawls. Lots of shops in the old town with great prices. Did a lot of Christmas shopping there.

[Ashland]

Really depends on the pier you use. One is only about two blocks from the entrance to the historic area. I seem to recall about $2 US, but it has been a while for us. We took the shuttle because it happened to be loading and it was raining. As Gwendy said, the steep street is interesting - hang on to the handrail! Just opposite the flower sellers is a small alley to the right. Lots of local ladies selling handmade tatting and shawls. Lots of shops in the old town with great prices. Did a lot of Christmas shopping there.

Loved the "Knitting Wall" ladies and all the amazing things they had for sale.