J. Poska tram stop
A one-way stop on the Kadriorg loop — the tram stops here only when travelling towards the city centre.
J. Poska stop — Kadriorg
The J. Poska stop is the other half of the one-way Kadriorg loop: trams stop here only when travelling from Kadriorg towards the city centre. Heading to Kadriorg they instead pass through the L. Koidula stop.
The stop is named after the street named for Jaan Poska — Poska was the first foreign minister of the Republic of Estonia and head of the delegation for the Treaty of Tartu. The street bearing his name is one of the most beautiful wooden-villa streets in Kadriorg.
The stop is served by lines T1 and T3.
Journey times from J. Poska
Times include a five-minute wait when changing and are based on the average journey times in the TLT timetable.
Lines that stop here
What is near the stop
The finest example of Kadriorg’s wooden architecture.
About 5 minutes on foot.
The home of the historic statesman in Kadriorg.
Stop services
- Waiting shelter
- Two lines (T1, T3)
- Towards the city centre only
- Low-floor platform
This stop does not operate when heading to Kadriorg — go to the L. Koidula stop or ride all the way to Kadriorg.
Other stops on line T1
Frequently asked questions — J. Poska
Kadriorg has a one-way loop: heading towards the city centre trams pass through the J. Poska stop, and heading to Kadriorg the L. Koidula stop.
T1 and T3, both towards the city centre.
The first foreign minister of the Republic of Estonia and head of the delegation for the Treaty of Tartu. The street bearing his name is in Kadriorg.
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