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TallinnStockholm
Distance: 441 km·Drive time: 12 h 20 min

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Driving from Tallinn to Stockholm takes about via Paldiski (EST) - Kapellskär (S). The distance is 441 km. The straight-line distance is 378 km. EV charging is available along the route, including in Tänassilma, Vatsla, Norrtälje, Sticklinge udde, Bergshamra. Driving directions

Driving directions

50 · 441 km

From Tallinn, you'll be heading towards Stockholm, a drive of about 440km that should take roughly 12 and a half hours. You'll pass through Finland and Norway on the way.

  1. 1 Depart right onto Tatari 218 m
  2. 2 At end of road, turn right onto Vana-Lõuna 235 m
  3. 3 Turn right onto Vineeri 250 m
  4. 4 Turn straight onto Pärnu mnt 4 km
  5. 5 Continue straight onto Männiku tee 459 m
  6. 6 Continue straight onto Männiku tee 7 km
  7. 7 Keep slightly right onto Männiku tee 2 km
  8. 8 Turn right 57 m
  9. 9 Take ramp straight 841 m
  10. 10 Merge slightly left onto Tallinna ringtee 14 km
  11. 11 Enter roundabout right onto Tallinn — Paldiski 51 m
  12. 12 Exit roundabout right onto Tallinn — Paldiski 195 m
  13. 13 Enter roundabout right onto Tallinn — Paldiski 54 m
  1. 14 Exit roundabout right onto Tallinn — Paldiski 249 m
  2. 15 Enter roundabout straight onto Tallinn — Paldiski 29 m
  3. 16 Exit roundabout slightly right onto Tallinn — Paldiski 352 m
  4. 17 Enter roundabout straight onto Tallinn — Paldiski 26 m
  5. 18 Exit roundabout straight onto Tallinn — Paldiski 732 m
  6. 19 Enter roundabout straight onto Tallinn — Paldiski 25 m
  7. 20 Exit roundabout slightly right onto Tallinn — Paldiski 15 km
  8. 21 Continue straight onto Tallinna mnt 7 km
  9. 22 Continue straight onto Rae 788 m
  10. 23 Continue straight onto Peetri 557 m
  11. 24 Turn left 2 km
  12. 25 Continue straight onto Paldiski (EST) - Kapellskär (S) 299 km
  13. 26 Continue slightly right 131 m
  14. 27 Turn left 417 m
  15. 28 Enter roundabout slightly right 81 m
  16. 29 Exit roundabout right 41 m
  17. 30 Continue right 82 km
  18. 31 Turn slightly left onto Roslagsvägen 3 km
  19. 32 Keep slightly right onto Roslagsvägen 242 m
  20. 33 Keep slightly right onto Roslagsvägen 2 km
  21. 34 Enter rotary straight onto Birger Jarlsgatan 46 m
  22. 35 Exit rotary straight onto Birger Jarlsgatan 115 m
  23. 36 Continue slightly right onto Birger Jarlsgatan 689 m
  24. 37 Continue slightly right onto Birger Jarlsgatan 388 m
  25. 38 Turn right onto Rådmansgatan 185 m
  26. 39 Turn left onto Döbelnsgatan 385 m
  27. 40 Turn left onto Johannes Plan 56 m
  28. 41 Continue right onto Malmskillnadsgatan 682 m
  29. 42 Continue slightly right onto Brunkebergstorg 169 m
  30. 43 Continue straight onto Malmtorgsgatan 176 m
  31. 44 Turn left onto Strömgatan 34 m
  32. 45 Turn right onto Norrbro 216 m
  33. 46 Turn left onto Slottskajen 126 m
  34. 47 Turn right onto Skeppsbron 164 m
  35. 48 Turn right onto Slottsbacken 209 m
  36. 49 Turn slightly right onto Källargränd 67 m
  37. 50 Arrive straight onto Källargränd

The return trip from Stockholm to Tallinn covers roughly the same distance, 441 km.

Places along this route

Driving from Tallinn to Stockholm you pass near Värtaterminalen, Boda brygga, Sollenkroka, Rindö, Stenslätten.

Questions and answers

Stockholm lies roughly to the west of Tallinn.

How far is it from Tallinn to Stockholm?

The distance between Tallinn and Stockholm is 441 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from Tallinn to Stockholm?

The drive from Tallinn to Stockholm takes approximately 12 h 20 min by car.

What is the best route from Tallinn to Stockholm?

The fastest route from Tallinn to Stockholm covers 441 km with a driving time of approximately 12 h 20 min.

What is the shortest route from Tallinn to Stockholm?

The shortest driving route from Tallinn to Stockholm is about 441 km by road.

Sources

Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .