Marati tram stop
A stop that bears the name of the former Marati textile factory — one of the monuments to Kopli’s industrial heritage.
Marati stop — Põhja-Tallinn · Kopli
The Marati stop is on Kopli street, near the former Marati knitwear factory. In Soviet times the factory was one of the largest employers in Tallinn and gave its name to the stop, a name that has endured even after production ceased.
The area is typical Kopli: low apartment blocks, a few surviving industrial buildings and new housing between them. The tram stop is served by lines T1, T2, T5 and T6.
Towards the city centre the next stop is Sirbi, and towards Kopli it is Sepa. Balti jaam is reached from here in about ten minutes.
Journey times from Marati
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
Textile-industry buildings that have partly found new uses.
A mix of 1950s Stalinist architecture and new apartment blocks.
Along Kopli street throughout the branch.
Stop services
- Waiting shelter
- Four lines
- Low-floor platform
The Marati, Sirbi and Sepa stops are only 1–2 minutes apart from one another — if the screen shows a long wait for your line, it is worth checking whether another suitable line departs sooner from a neighbouring stop.
Other stops on line T1
Frequently asked questions — Marati
The name comes from the former Marati knitwear factory, which operated along Kopli street and was the largest employer in the area in Soviet times.
T1, T2, T5 and T6.
During daytime on weekdays a tram leaves the Kopli branch on average every 3–4 minutes, because four lines use the same tram track.
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