The three things you'll use most
1. Airport → Old Town (tram 4 or bus 2)
Rada shows the next tram / bus from the terminal with a live countdown. Plus the vehicle's position on the map, so you know if it's actually coming or running late. See the airport-to-city guide for what to board.
2. A live map of the whole city
Every moving bus and tram in Tallinn, right now, on one screen. Tap a vehicle to see its route and next stops. Great for "is my tram coming or should I walk?" moments.
3. Trip planning in your language
Tell Rada where you want to go — the cruise port, Kadriorg, the seaside, Pirita — and it builds a door-to-door plan with walking and public transit combined.
Before you land
- Download the app over hotel Wi-Fi or at home; it's tiny.
- No account needed. Open it, tap your destination, go.
- Pay for rides with the Ühiskaart smart card or the Ühistransport app. Rada shows times; it doesn't sell tickets — that's a separate app so you keep your booking history separate.
- Offline-friendly: once you open a route, Rada keeps it cached so spotty signal doesn't strand you.
Tallinn has free public transport for residents. Tourists pay — but it's cheap, and a day ticket covers unlimited tram + bus for 24 hours.
Why locals (and their guests) use Rada
- Real-time data from TLT's and Elron's official feeds.
- 7 languages — switch in settings.
- No ads, no account, no tracking.
- Clean, fast iOS 26-native design.