Parking

Parking on streets in the city centre, downtown and Old Town must be paid for. The first 15 minutes of parking is free of charge, if the driver is using a parking clock or written notice fixing the starting time - placed visibly on the windscreen of the vehicle. The 15 minutes of free parking is valid only in chargeable parking areas in Tallinn it does not apply for off-street car parks! You can purchase a parking ticket from a street-side machine.  In some areas, tickets are sold by parking guards. 

Paid parking on the city centre streets:

Kesklinn (City centre)
15 minutes - 0.26 EUR
Monthly parking card - 127.82 EUR
Parking is subject to a charge: Mon-Fri 7-19, Sat 8-15
Parking is free on Sundays and on public holidays.
Südalinn (Downtown)
15 minutes - 0.58 EUR
Monthly parking card - 223.69 EUR
Parking is subject to charge: Mon-Fri 7-19, Sat 8-15
Parking is free on Sunday and on public holidays.

Vanalinn (Old Town)
15 minutes - 1.15 EUR
Monthly parking card - 287.60 EUR
Paid parking around the clock (24h)

Pirita (on Merivälja tee 1c and 1e parking lots)
Parking is subject to a charge: May 15 - September 15 daily 10-22
In paid parking area each 15 minutes (or less) of parking costs 0,19 EUR .
If the arrival time is indicated, the first 15 minutes of parking are free.
One-day parking permits (for a fixed date) costs 3,2 EUR.

Parking for disabled person's card or badge holders 

When parking please always use your disabled person’s parking card or badge.
Parking on Tallinn’s public roads, in paid for zone, is free for disabled person when the car is correctly marked with the disabled person’s card or badge. 
Most private car parks do not allow free parking for disabled persons. Please always familiarise yourself with the rules and regulations on notice boards on spot.

Look for parking places in Tallinn marked with a wheelchair symbol from here.  

Parking zones and prices online with the map of Tallinn
Parking tickets
Parking card for people with reduced mobility
Mobile parking
Parking permit for electric vehicles - parking is free for zero-emission vehicles
Parking machines
Parking lots
 
Stopping lots for coaches

- Falgi tee, near the Pikk Hermann (Tall Hermann tower)
- Toompuiestee, at the beginning of Nunne street, next to the Balti Jaam (Central Railway Station)
- Mere puiestee
- Roheline aas 24, in Kadriorg, near Kadriorg stadium

In regards to the changes in Tallinn´s traffic layout and adding of bus lanes the 45- minutes free parking at Mere pst is replaced with 15 minute free parking only. View detailed parking info about buses parking at Rumbi street and behind Linnahall below.

Rumbi street parking through Falgi road
Rumbi street parking through Mere road
Parking behind Linnahall parking lot for buses

Complaints:

Information about parking fines (fine for delay)
Contesting fines for delay

For further information about parking in Tallinn