Tallinn Card vs Easy Transit Tallinn Usage & Stats

The Tallinn Card includes: Free access to over 50 museums and attractions Free travel with public transport Discounts to sightseeing tours, activities, shops and restaurants The Tallinn Card is available for 24, 48 and 72 hours. The cards come in different prices for adults (18+) and children (0-17). With an adult card you can bring along two children under the age of 7 to museums and sights for free. Benefits when buying and using the Tallinn Card in the app: Buy now, use later – cards activate when first used Visit Tallinn your way – get personalised recommendations based on your interests Online and offline map directions – easy navigation to every attraction, even if you’re offline Be in the know – get notifications with location-based tips, urgent info You can buy up to 20 cards in one purchase. All cards will be on one device. You can also buy Tallinn Cards for someone else and send them via e-mail. See https://visittallinn.ee for the Terms and Conditions of buying and using the Tallinn Card.

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Easy Transit Tallinn

When is my bus arriving? How to get to the airport? Where the tram that I see is going? Where to go on a transfer? Easy Transit app answers any questions of "here and now" type, instead of swamping you with complex lists and tables. — See live updated arrival times for the nearest bus stop. — Go to any place from a search or choose on a map. — Save often-visited places to bookmarks, to plan a route with a single touch. — Pin your trip plan to consult it at transfers. — No ads, no purchases, no data collected. This app uses the official Tallinn public transport API to get stop arrivals: the same one used for displays at stops, but for any stop. Enhanced with OpenTripPlanner API on the official GTFS feed. It makes possible for planning trips even in Harjumaa, as well as stop timetables there. Searching is done with Photon geocoder: not as good as commercial options, but good enough, and free. Internet connection is required, otherwise the app will have no information to display. It uses just kilobytes of traffic, unlike most transit apps. Geolocation is strongly recommended, unless you like to scroll a map — a lot.