Salme tram stop
A Kalamaja stop by the Salme cultural centre, a few minutes’ walk from Kalamaja park.
Salme stop — Põhja-Tallinn · Kalamaja
The Salme stop is in the northern part of Kalamaja, near the Salme cultural centre. The cultural centre has been operating since the 1970s and to this day is one of the main concert and theatre halls in Põhja-Tallinn.
Kalamaja is Tallinn’s best-known wooden-house district — narrow streets, colourful wooden houses and a dense network of cafés. From the stop, the Kalamaja cemetery park is about a five-minute walk away.
The stop is served by lines T1, T2, T5 and T6. The next stop towards the city centre is Telliskivi.
Journey times from Salme
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
A concert and theatre hall on Salme street.
Tallinn’s best-known wooden-architecture district.
A quiet park on the site of a former cemetery, about 5 minutes on foot.
Stop services
- Waiting shelter
- Four lines
- Low-floor platform
It is easy to get lost in the streets of Kalamaja — a good landmark is Salme street, which leads straight from the tram stop towards the sea.
Other stops on line T1
Frequently asked questions — Salme
The Salme cultural centre and the Kalamaja district with its wooden houses and cafés.
T1, T2, T5 and T6.
One stop away — about a minute and a half by tram or 10 minutes on foot.
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