Limousine Rental in Tallinn

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Tallinn - Rent Your Luxury Car

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Current settings of the white search form on top: check for luxury and premium cars at the 'Tallinn - Airport' rental location. Address: Lennujaama Tee 2, Tallinn, Tallinn, Estonia.

OrangeSmile.com offers 7 rental locations in Tallinn for your choice.

You can change the desired rental location in three ways:
- Enter 'Tallinn' in the 'Pick-up' field in the top form and select a location from the drop-down menu;
- Use the links to locations below;
- Use the map of Tallinn on the left.

Tallinn: 7 rental offices

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Tallinn - Helicopter Terminal

Tallinn - Ferry Port

Tallinn - Hotel Delivery

Tallinn - World Trade Centre

Tallinn - Downtown Center

Tallinn - Airport

Tallinn, Estonia: Premium Car Rental

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General information. OrangeSmile.com offers premium class vehicles and limousines with best rate guarantee. Having a wide choice of rental providers in Tallinn, we show you the most beneficial offers on the fly, based on your search criteria.

The most typical car models in the luxury and premium segments in Tallinn are: BMW X3, BMW X5, Mercedes SLK, Audi A5 Sportback, Mercedes C Class, Mercedes E Class and others.

A vital characteristic of all limousine offers in Estonia is a high insurance deposit (franchise). Please read the rental conditions of a selected model prior to your booking.

In addition, for a luxury saloon rental offices in Tallinn may request information about two credit cards. It will also be indicated in your rental conditions.

At puck-up time in the office, do not forget to verify the given papers and compare them with your voucher. Sometimes, rental offices in Estonia try to add optional services without notifying customers.

Having accepted the car, read through the vehicle manual and also examine all noticeable exterior defects (e.g. scratches). If found, check that they are mentioned in your rental documents.

We wish you safe driving around Estonia!

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OrangeSmile.com limousine rental locations nearby Tallinn

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Driving Advices for Estonia – Traffic Regulations and Road Usage Peculiarities

In Estonia, motorists treat pedestrians with great attention. When approaching a traffic light or a pedestrian crossing, don’t forget to slow down. If there are people at an unregulated crossroads, you need to stop completely and give way to pedestrians. The fine for not providing way to people is 200 euro.

Petrol stations in Estonia usually sell diesel fuel and unleaded gasoline (95 and 98). Gas filling stations are also quite common in the country. Drivers, who plan to make long distance rides, will be glad to know that in Estonia it is allowed to carry petrol in cans.

The list of necessary items that must be present in the vehicle includes a first aid kit, a warning triangle, and a fire extinguisher.

Driving limousine through sights of Tallinn

Tallinn: topics

At the end of the street is located Suur Rannavärav ja Paks Margareeta, one of the most important symbols of the city. This is part of Tallinna linnamüür, that is, the Town Wall. The building was constructed in the 16th century, and from 1830 the tower was used as a prison. 100 years later it was converted into the History Museum, and today you can learn about the Estonian fishing industry here (the Maritime Museum is sited here). The open-air museum is located in the inner courtyard of the building, and there is an observation deck on the top floor, from which opens up panoramic views of the Port of Tallinn.

It is nice to take a walk along Pikk Jalg. Here you will find the atmosphere of solitude and tranquility that sometimes cannot be felt in parks, which, as usual, are meant just for this. For those who wish to get acquainted with a different side of the city’s history, it is worth visiting the KGB Vangikongid. This building preserves the secrets of the Soviet era – those dissenting from the Stalin regime were once detained here. Despite the fact that it is a rather small museum, it is definitely worth visiting – after all, this is what the real touch of history is. Another interesting museum is called Tallinn Legends, where you can get acquainted with the mystical side of the city. The museum can be found near the Town Hall.
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