L. Koidula tram stop
A one-way stop on the Kadriorg loop — the tram stops here only when travelling towards Kadriorg.
L. Koidula stop — Kadriorg
The L. Koidula stop is part of the one-way Kadriorg loop: heading to Kadriorg the tram passes through the L. Koidula stop, but on the way back towards the city centre it uses the J. Poska stop. If you are planning the return journey, you need to go to the J. Poska stop.
The stop is named after the street named for the poet Lydia Koidula. The area is Kadriorg’s district of wooden villas — summer houses from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many of which have now been restored.
The stop is served by lines T1 and T3. Kadriorg park begins a couple of hundred metres away.
Journey times from L. Koidula
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
Summer houses and villas from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
About 5 minutes on foot.
An art collection on the edge of Kadriorg park.
Stop services
- Waiting shelter
- Two lines (T1, T3)
- Towards Kadriorg only
- Low-floor platform
This stop works in one direction only. To return to the city centre, use the J. Poska stop, which is about 400 metres away.
Other stops on line T1
Frequently asked questions — L. Koidula
Trams in Kadriorg run on a one-way loop: heading to Kadriorg they pass through the L. Koidula stop, and on the way back the J. Poska stop.
T1 and T3, both towards Kadriorg.
From the J. Poska stop, which is about 400 metres away.
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