Best Public Transit & Accessibility Districts in Tallinn 2026 — Commute Index | Estiq
Fast, convenient public transport saves time every day and keeps demand for property steady. Below is the overall ranking of Tallinn’s districts and residential areas.
| # | District | Nearest stop | Walk | Transit to centre | Car (rush hour) | Mobility score | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Haabersti arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 232 m. Transit to the centre 34 min, car at rush hour 42 min. |
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Sõba
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3 min (232 m) | 34 min | 42 min (normally 19 min) |
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| 2 |
Pirita arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 236 m. Transit to the centre 29 min, car at rush hour 38 min. |
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Rummu
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3 min (236 m) | 29 min | 38 min (normally 16 min) |
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| 3 |
Nõmme arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 234 m. Transit to the centre 33 min, car at rush hour 40 min. |
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Võsu
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3 min (234 m) | 33 min | 40 min (normally 18 min) |
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| 4 |
Põhja-Tallinn arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 166 m. Transit to the centre 12 min, car at rush hour 15 min. |
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Kalarand
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3 min (166 m) | 12 min | 15 min (normally 8 min) |
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| 5 |
Kristiine arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 185 m. Transit to the centre 15 min, car at rush hour 17 min. |
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Marsi
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3 min (185 m) | 15 min | 17 min (normally 9 min) |
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| 6 |
Lasnamäe arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 155 m. Transit to the centre 16 min, car at rush hour 21 min. |
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Jussi
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2 min (155 m) | 16 min | 21 min (normally 12 min) |
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| 7 |
Kesklinn arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 169 m. Transit to the centre 9 min, car at rush hour 8 min. |
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Tallinn-Väike
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3 min (169 m) | 9 min | 8 min (normally 5 min) |
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| 8 |
Mustamäe arrow_forward
Average walk to a stop 228 m. Transit to the centre 25 min, car at rush hour 28 min. |
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Lakiotsa
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3 min (228 m) | 25 min | 28 min (normally 14 min) |
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How is the transit and accessibility score calculated?
The Estiq mobility model looks at the key factors and models journeys both at rush hour and at normal times:
The actual walking distance to the nearest public transport stop. Under 300 metres (up to 4 min) scores highest.
Trains (Elron) and trams run in separate corridors and are up to 15–20 minutes faster at rush hour than sitting in traffic by car.
Analyses bottlenecks on arterial roads (Russalka, Liivalaia, Endla, Haabersti roundabout) and compares driving times with bus lanes.
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