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Train routes in Estonia
6 routes · classic 6
6 routes cross Estonia in the World Train Map atlas. The longest is the Elron at 210 km; the fastest is the Elron, running up to 120 km/h; the oldest line dates to 1870. Every route links to its facts, photo and story, and to the interactive world map.
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Classic (6)
- Elron
Estonia’s busiest intercity run: orange Stadler FLIRTs linking Tallinn with Tartu, the country’s ancient university city.
Wikipedia ↗ - Elron
Runs east to Narva on the Russian frontier, where two medieval castles face off across the border river.
Wikipedia ↗ - Elron
A rural FLIRT ride south through Estonia’s forests and bogs to the lakeside hill town of Viljandi.
Wikipedia ↗ - Vivi
Vivi’s new PESA railcars reach the twin border town of Valga/Valka, split between Estonia and Latvia, now a link in the Baltic capitals chain.
- Tallinn–Paldiski railway
Estonia's oldest railway west from Tallinn, opened in 1870 to the ice-free naval harbour at Paldiski on the Baltic.
Wikipedia (ET) ↗ - Tartu-Koidula railway
One train a day each way in winter across Põlvamaa to the border station at Koidula — in summer the service carries on to Piusa.
Wikipedia (ET) ↗
Photos via Wikimedia Commons — each route page credits the author & licence
Cross-border lines continue into
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