First tram line in Tallinn was opened in 1888. Current system which hadn't change since 60-s, was lately completed with a new line. Tram lines connect such parts of the city as Tondi, Kopli, Kalamaja, Baltic Railway Station, Kadriorg, Central Market and Bus terminal, Vana-Lasnamägi and Ülemiste. Tram is the most loved transportation mean as well for making longer trips as to shorten walks in the city center.

Currently there are being used such tram types as T4 and KT4, in year 1998 there were 132 cars in two depots, one of which is situated on Pärnu Road and the other in Kopli. There are three terminuses – Tondi, Kopli and Ülemiste, and two terminus stops – Kadriorg and Vana-Lõuna.

NB! Tramlines, their lengths and first/last departures of trams you can find here.

History of electric tram in Tallinn can be subdivided into three parts:

More information is available at the homepage of Tallinn Tram and Trolleybus Company (TTTK) (in Estonian only).

Contents of this section:

• Main page
• Current cars
• KT4
• T4
• Historical cars
• G-4
• T2-62 and B2-62
• T-54 and B-54
• Tallinn's tram production
• New tram line No. 5
• Gallery of Vello Talves

Supplementary information:

• Schedules of Tallinn's tram lines

Books:

1. Sada aastat Tallinna trammi – Tln., 1988
2. Tallinna tramm – 110 aastat – Tln., 1998

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