Paldiski North Harbour is a bustling port town with a rich history and convenient transport links. It's a great place to explore, with plenty of opportunities to experience the local culture.
Located in Estonia, Paldiski North Harbour has a long maritime history dating back to the 16th century. The harbour has been an important hub for trade and commerce ever since.
Getting to Paldiski North Harbour is relatively easy, with multiple transportation options available. Visitors can take a ferry from Helsinki to Paldiski, which takes about 17 minutes.
Transport Information
Paldiski is easily accessible by train, with a convenient link to the capital city of Tallinn provided by the Elron rail line.
The Paldiski railway station has been renovated and painted in bright yellow and white colours, making it a welcoming arrival point.
Transfennica runs a number of ships to the port from Hanko (Finland) and Lübeck (Germany) from Paldiski Southern Port.
A six-roundtrip operation to Kapellskär (Sweden) for passengers is run by DFDS from Paldiski Northern Port.
Cargo and Navirail operate from Paldiski Northern Port to and from Hanko (Finland).
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