- Features of parking in Estonia
- Parking in Estonian cities
- Car rental in Estonia
Estonia will delight auto travelers with good roads, and ferries will deliver everyone to the large islands along with cars. As far as parking rules in Estonia are concerned, before you break them, you should take into account that this will be followed by the payment of a fine of 70 euros.
Features of parking in Estonia
Large Estonian cities are equipped with paid parking lots, which must be paid for with a special parking card (purchases can be made at a kiosk, store or from a parking attendant). In some places, car tourists will meet parking meters - they issue a ticket with the permitted parking time reflected on it.
If you need a scraped parking ticket for payment, then you need to erase the time of arrival at the parking lot on it with a coin, and then place it behind the windshield.
Parking in Estonian cities
In Toila, parking spaces can be found in the Port area, Seaside area and Beach area (€ 1.60 / day; opening hours: May-September from 10:00 to 20:00). Well, it is advisable to book a room in Toila at Toila Spa Hotel (it is only 5 minutes walk from the hotel to the Baltic Sea; it is equipped with an indoor pool, fitness and wellness spa centers, a billiard table, tennis court, free parking) or Villa Laura (the villa is equipped with kitchen with oven and dishwasher, terrace, garden, barbecue area, tennis court, parking, cost € 10 / day).
Mere pst is designated for parking in Tallinn. 4 soon P24 (2, 80 euros / hour), 10-seat MetroPlaza EP 112 (1, 50 euros / hour), 456-seat Viru Keskus (1 hour - 1-2 euros, and a day - 20 euros), 80- local Vanalinna parkla EP15 (2, 10 euros / half hour), 45-seat Aia 7 EP24 (20 euros / 24 hours), free Estonia Teater (50 parking spaces), 57-seat Rotermanni 6 EP21 (2 euros / 30 minutes), 60-bed Ravala pst 8 EP56 (1, 10 euros / 30 minutes), 300-bed Rotermanni parkimismaja (15 euros / day), 9-bed Teatri valjak 7 (4 euros / 60 minutes), 233-bed Solaris Parkimismaja (2 EUR / half hour), Maakri 26 P32 (3.40 EUR / 60 minutes), 490-seat Ahtri 3 EP42 (1 hour - 0.70, and 24 hours - 3.50 EUR), 35-seat Lembitu 4 EP4 (day - 12 euros), 20-seat Sakala 14a EP8 (8 euros / 24 hours), 142-seat Narva mnt 13 EP13 (half an hour - 1, 15, and 24 hours - 6 euros), Karu tn. 7 tsoon P3 (3 euros / day), 30-seat Lennuki 24 EP66 (1, 20 euros / half an hour), 40-seat parking Ruutli 3 EP7 (2, 10 euros / half an hour). It should be noted that in the Estonian capital the rates for every 15 minutes of parking are different. So, in the Vanalinn zone, parking for a quarter of an hour will cost 1, 20, in Kesklinn - 0, 30, and in Sudalinn - 0, 75 euros.
Those who come to Tartu should know that the cost of parking in zone A (Kompanii, Gildi, Uueturu, Promenaadi, Munga streets; a quarter of an hour - free with parking hours) is 2 euros / hour and 10 euros / day, and in zone B (Jaani streets, Vallikraavi, Sadama, Magistri, Aleksandri, Lossi, Ulikooli; 90 minutes - free with a parking clock) - 1 and 5 euros, respectively.
Pärnu has prepared several parking zones for car travelers: in central zones 1 (Ringi, Kuninga, Vingi, Louna streets) and 2 (Karja, Vaike-Posti, Suur-Sepa streets) parking for 1 hour is paid at 0, 96 euros, and 1 day - 3, 20 euros; in the beach area (Mere boulevard, Suvituse, Supeluse, Side and Papli streets), the following rates apply: 3, 20 euros / hour and 9, 60 euros / day (10: 00-19: 00).
Planning to explore Jõhvi by car? Parking there is open on weekdays from 8 am to 6 pm and on Saturdays from 09:00 to 3 pm. The cost of parking in the JHV1 parking area (the first 60 minutes is free) is 0, 36 euros / 60 minutes (the next quarter of an hour costs 0, 15 euros), and JHVPAEV - 3 euros / day. You can pay for a place by SMS: if you want to park a car with registration number 227AMF in the JHVPAEV zone, you must send SMS: “227AMF JHVPAEV” to number 1902. Leaving the parking lot, you must send sms to the same number: “STOP space car registration number”Or call the operator (number 1903), informing him that you have run out of parking time.
Automobile tourists will be delighted by the fact that Petrovskaya Square in Narva is the largest free parking area. Free parking services will be provided to everyone and at the "Swedish Lion" (the open parking located there is an unguarded 10-seat parking lot - from there it is a stone's throw to the Narva Castle and the beach), next to the train station (parking spaces are lined up on a small area opposite the central entrance to the hall waiting) and the Resurrection Cathedral (cars must be parked parallel to the sidewalk), as well as at shopping centers. The only paid parking in Narva is the one located next to the Maxima store at 20 Tiimana Street. Stay there is limited to 2 hours (you should use the parking clock until 22:00), and overnight parking is completely prohibited there.1 hour costs 0, 60 euros, for payment of which you need to send sms: “car number space TSOON P74 zone” to number 1902.
Car rental in Estonia
Alamo, Prime Car Rent, Inter Rent and other rental companies will rent a car for a traveler who has already celebrated its 19th birthday for at least 35 euros / day, provided that you have an international driver's license and a bank card (a security deposit of 450 euros will be debited from it).
Important: the use of low beam should be around the clock (during the day, daytime running lights can be used instead). This violation is fraught with a 200-euro fine.
