• Getting here from Helsinki
  Several carriers offer fast and enjoyable ferry connections between Helsinki and Tallinn. Check out the daily ferry timetable to plan your itinerary.
• Getting here from Riga
  A convenient public bus route connects Riga, Latvia and Tallinn, with departures in both directions taking off multiple times a day. Check out the timetable here.
• Arriving through Tallinn Airport
  Make sure to book your flights early! There are direct flights to Tallinn from London, Berlin, Munich, Dublin, Milan, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Riga, Helsinki, Warsaw, Vienna and more. Plan your flights here.

As Tallinn is busy improving the public infrastructure of many central locations (so the capital will look extra nice for Latitude59 2025!), it’s not uncommon to bump into construction sites around the city. This also means that some roads near Kultuurikatel (our main venue) are closed and some familiar public transport routes might not be running as expected. We mostly suggest getting around on foot / by scooter, and using Google Maps to guide you through the event locations in our cozy 500,000 people city of Tallinn.

• SCOOTERING
  Scootering can be one of the fastest ways to get around. We recommend our very own Estonian companies, Bolt or Tuul – just download the rideshare app of choice & it will guide you through the process. Both companies are adding more scooters around the venue & strategical places around the city for the Latitude59 week. The code “BOLT24LTT” gives a 20% discount of up to €2 worth for three scooter rides. The code is valid from May 22-24.
• PUBLIC TRANSPORT
  If your accommodation is out of walking distance, taking the bus (nr 2, 3, 21, 21B, 41, 41B, 66, 73) might be your best alternative. When in doubt, Google Maps does a pretty good job with suggesting the best route to take. NB! Public transport is free during May 20-24 for all conference badge holders. Just use the QR code on your L59 badge to register your free ride – the orange validators are located at the front entrance of the public transports.

• TAXI
  Tallinn has plenty of public taxi service companies. We recommend Bolt’s app to grab a taxi on the go.
• PARKING
  We are passionate advocates of sustainable choices such as ridesharing or walking. Please keep your car at home, if you can. If you absolutely MUST park your car somewhere, see the terms for public parking here.

Accommodation for Latitude59 friends!

There are lots of cosy city centre hotels near Kultuurikatel and our beautiful old town. For our community members and friends, we can offer a promotional code for the following accommodation options in Tallinn:

CITYBOX TALLINN

Address: Laeva 1, 10151 Tallinn

Valid: 20.05-26.05.24

Promotional code: LTTDE12

Website: cityboxhotels.com

Citybox Tallinn is an affordable design hotel, right in the middle of the city centre.

The hotel offers no-queue self-service check-in, brightly designed rooms, heavenly beds, and complimentary WiFi access. Relax and socialize in our TV lounge, or prepare a light meal in our basic guest kitchen. Enjoy a delightful breakfast or lunch at our partner café Loulou.

MERITON OLD TOWN GARDEN HOTEL

• For useful advice and inspiration on Tallinn’s top attractions, activities, events, and places to eat and drink, check out the city’s official tourism portal,visittallinn.ee, or follow @VisitTallinn on social media. Additionally, we recommend checking out the official Estonian tourist information website Visit Estonia.
• Yayem helps you find the best spots in Tallinn to explore, before or after the conference. As a Latitude59 attendee, you can get a complimentary Yayem membership during the month of the conference. Simply complete the application HERE.
• Visit Fotografiska, the contemporary museum of photography, art & culture.  Get a ticket for 10 euros from May 22-24 using the code: “Latitude59″.
• To read local news in English, head to ERR (Estonian Public Broadcasting). To check out the news in the local language, you may turn to our official media partner Delfi.
• Still curious? To learn more about Estonia and Estonians, visit Estonian World online magazine. Or take a closer look into E-residency and the digital nation concept. And maybe find out whyTallinn is among the best cities in the world for remote workers.

• A number of Estonia’s best restaurants are recognized in the White Guide Nordic and Michelin guide. Our team gives an unofficial and extremely subjective L59 warranty for a memorable culinary experience to:
• Great examples of Estonian cuisine: Moon, Lee, Rataskaevu16, Rado restoran
• For pasta lovers: Controvento, Gianni, Amalfi
• For meat lovers: Härg, Pull
• For fine dining: Tuljak, Dominic, LaCucina Di Orm Oja
• For our vegan friends: Oasis, Vegan V
• For supporting Ukrainian community in Estonia: Odessa
• For a good coffee and brunch: DOT cafe, Loulou, Levier
• For summer food, mood and cocktails: Tšungel

WORK FROM A CAFE: The “Where to eat in Tallinn?” section has some lovely cafes listed that welcome remote workers with their laptops. 

WORK FROM A COWORKING OFFICE: If you’re looking for a more professional environment? On the week of Latitude59, our partner Workland is happy to welcome you for free to our team’s backstage and Latitude59’s main office site, Workland Fahle! Just show your L59 badge at the entrance (or write to fahle@wrkland.com).

SILENT BOOTHS DURING THE CONFERENCE: The cherry on top is that during the conference, we will have Silen‘s soundproof office pods around Kultuurikatel’s spaces. Feel free to hop in to get your work and meetings done without being distracted by the noises around.