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A week in Estonia

9–11 July 2027. Three festival days in a palace park, a medieval old town a short walk away, and a country small enough to explore in the days before and after. Here is how to plan it.

A cruise ship behind the Song Festival Arch

Arrive by air or by sea

The ferry from Helsinki docks a 10-minute drive from the park. The airport is 15 minutes away.

Getting here

Tallinn is small, flat and well connected. Whichever way you come, the park is never far.

  • Tallinn from above

    By air

    Tallinn Airport sits inside the city: 15 minutes by taxi to the park, and trams 2 and 4 run from the terminal to the centre.

  • A ferry approaching Tallinn

    By sea

    Ferries from Helsinki take from two hours and dock in the city centre, a 10-minute drive from the park. Day trips are a Finnish tradition.

  • A modern tram on a grass track in Tallinn

    Around town

    Trams 1 and 3 run from the city centre to Kadriorg Park. Most visitors never need a car.

Kadriorg Park

Everything is close

The park sits inside the city, a few tram stops from the centre. Nobody needs a car to reach the festival, and nobody needs a whole day to get here.

Plan it like a city break with a championship in the middle of it.

City centre
30 min walk
Airport
15 min drive
Harbour
10 min drive
Helsinki
2 h by ferry

What to sort before you come

Five things, five links. The rest can wait until you are in the park.

  • Tickets

    Day passes and festival passes are sold through Piletitasku.

    Get tickets →

  • VIP

    The reserved area, hot meals and the best view in the park.

    VIP Experience →

  • Where to stay

    Hotels from the Old Town to the park, all a short tram ride away. Book early: July is high season in Tallinn.

    Where to stay →

  • Playing, not watching?

    Registration runs on Disc Golf Scene. The players page has the rest.

    For players →

  • Trams and buses

    Lines, stops and tickets for getting around the city.

    tallinntram.com →

Make a week of it

The country around the city

Estonia is small enough to see in the days around the festival: a UNESCO-listed Old Town in Tallinn, bogs and islands within a few hours, and in July daylight until late in the evening.

Come for the disc golf, stay for the country.

Forest
Over half the country
Islands
2,317
Nearest bog, from anywhere
Under 10 km
Tallinn Old Town
UNESCO since 1997

See you in Estonia

9–11 July 2027 · Kadriorg Park, Tallinn. Tickets, travel and the country, all in one trip.

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