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You must register Yourself in paldiski city office to go to Pakri Islands, then You must find transportation (boat). The best way to discover the beautiful islands is to ask from North Harbor. There are no official transport to islands but You can find a boat and sailor who can take You to island for about some hondreds of Estonian kroons.
Updated Sep 28, 2002
Phone: +372 679 0600, +372 679 0606
Website: http://www.paldiski.ee/
Paldiski is a terminus of a suburban electric train service from Tallinn. There are about seven trains a day and the return fare was 25 EEK. The journey is quite interesting. The railway line passes through the leafy middle class Tallinn suburb of Nomme. Later what is apparently the only golf course in Estonia can be seen. The most scenic stretch of the line is in the last couple of minutes when the sea comes into view.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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By train from Tallinn Baltic Railway Station. Direction: Paldiski (end point). Trains go several times a day. Or by car: out the Tallinn by Paldiski Road, about 40 minutes to go. It's new road cover near Paldiski You can drive safely now.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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There is good train connection between Tallinn and Paldiski. Therefor this is perfect daytrip with picnic destination from Tallinn. It takes approx. 1h15min to Paldiski.
Updated Oct 31, 2009
Website: www.elektriraudtee.ee
You can take a boat/ship from Paldiski to Sweden. It is not a big boat, but it is one way to get over to Sweden from Estonia. There arent so many things to do at the ship.
Updated Jul 22, 2009
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The fast boat trip from Helsinki to Tallinn takes only 1.5H unless you have your own or rented submarine,lol!
Updated Jun 11, 2004
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The electric train from Tallinn's Balti Jaam station is the way to go here. You arrive at the wooden Paldiski station building.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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The electric train from Tallinn's Balti Jaam station is the way to go here. You arrive at the wooden Paldiski station building.
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Q: hi, we will be travelling from helsinki to estonia in june,will be in paldiski, so can you give us any info on the wartime naval...
A: There is a museum in Paldiski. http://kupongiraamat.ee/index.php?page=29&group_id=29
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On the way to Pärnu, I decided not to take the shortest road put do some site-seeing along the coast and visit some other smaller towns. Some 40 kilometres from Tallinn to the west coast of Estonia...
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Paldiski church Paldiski was nice resort on the beginning of 1900ies. It was closed by soviet military forces about 50 years. It is on Pakri peninsula on nice rocky banks. If You want to visit soviet...
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A beautiful resort in the early 20th century, it was closed by Soviet forces for 50 years with access to civilians prohibited and the area blocked off by fences. Located on the steep, rocky...
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Worth a visit here: the remains of one of the USSR's largest submarine bases. Now nearly all in ruins. The city centre has a typically decayed atmosphere.
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