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21st Century car on medieval streets
KGB headquartrs, Tallinn
Entrance to the Museum of Occupation
Old city of Tallinn
hi everybody,
I'll fly to Tallinn in a few days and would like to know how much does the train ticket to Moscow costs. I found the timetable but no information about the fare.
are there any discounts for students or people aged less than 25?
thank you very much :D
Anna
i found a link http://bilets.org/trains/%D0%A2%D00%D0B%D0B%D08%D0D%D0D/%D0%9C%D0E%D1%81%D0A%D02%D00/
the information seems to be only in Russian, though.
the prices per person go like this:
2281 Russian rubles
4826 RR
9102 RR
Depends on what type of compartment you will choose.
You can convert the currency here: http://coinmill.com/RUB_USD.html
I found discounts only for children under 10.
Thanks a lot Fanija!! :))
I'm wondering if the same ticket bought in Tallinn in krons would cost more or less the same (for example I noticed that trains from Lithuania to Russia and then back from Russia to Lithuania have different prices because there are different kinds of compartments)
bye :)
oh sorry, not in krons...now Estonian currency is euro!!!
so if someone knows the rice from estonia I'd be very grateful :)
bye
hi,
the price for one way from Tallinn to Moscow about 118 euro.
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German speakers, especially German teachers at primary school level, will understand why I fell in love with that sign...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toomas_Hendrik_Ilves
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Since there were no Cirrus ATMs at Tallinn Airport, I had to go to at the currency exchange desk to get some krooni with my credit card.
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