Getting to Minu Kindlus

Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport (TLL) sits just 4 km from the city centre — one of the closest airports to any European capital.

The airport is connected to the city centre by public transport. More detailed information can be found on the airport's public transport page.

Taxis wait in front of the terminal — the Bolt and Forus apps are the easiest way to book one. Car-rental desks and car-share pickup (Bolt Drive, CityBee) are at the terminal.

Long-distance coaches arrive at Tallinn Bus Station (Autobussijaam, Lastekodu 46), about 2 km south-east of the centre.

Lux Express, Ecolines and Flixbus connect Tallinn with Riga, Vilnius, Warsaw and beyond.

Trams and city buses stop right outside; a taxi or Bolt ride into the centre takes about 10 minutes.

Ferries dock at the Old City Harbour, terminals A and D, a 10-minute walk from the Old Town.

Tallink, Viking Line and Eckerö Line sail daily from Helsinki (about 2 hours); Tallink Silja connects Stockholm overnight.

From the terminals, take a taxi, hop on tram 2, or simply walk into the centre.

From the centre, take a bus toward Rocca al Mare or Tallinn Zoo and get off at the Rocca al Mare stop, a short walk from the arena. Lines such as 21, 21B, 41, 42 and 43 serve this route.

Plan exact routes and times with the pilet.ee app or transport.tallinn.ee. Buy a one-hour ticket by tapping a contactless card on the orange validator, or a day ticket at tallinn.pilet.ee — and remember to validate, as inspectors fine unvalidated rides €40.

Buses and trams run roughly 06:00–23:00.

Bolt is the go-to ride-hailing app in Tallinn; Forus Taxi is a reliable alternative. Set your destination to “Unibet Arena”.

A ride from the centre takes about 15–20 minutes depending on traffic.

By car, the arena is about 15 minutes from the centre via Paldiski maantee, with free parking on site.

No car of your own? Estonia's app-based car-share services Bolt Drive and CityBee let you pick up and drop off around the city — handy for a one-way trip to the venue.

Bolt and Ride Mobility e-scooters are all over the city in the warmer months, and a seafront cycle path runs most of the way west toward Rocca al Mare.

It's roughly a 20–25 minute ride from the centre.