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Paldiski is a small town and a Baltic sea port located on the Pakri peninsula on Northwestern Estonia, less than 50 km away from Tallin, the capital of the country.
The port of Paldiski serves maritime connections both for passengers and goods. From the Estonian port people can travel to the Swedish town of Kapellskär thanks to the Paldiski Kapellskär ferry line, operated by the shipping company DFDS Seaways that features daily departures throughout the whole year. The duration of the crossing is approximately 11 hours; passengers will have the possibility to travel with their vehicle and choose among a wide range of cabins.
From Paldiski, DFDS Seaways provides connections also to the Finnish port of Hanko.
DFDS ferry Terminal is located in the northern port of Paldiski. The town of Paldiski offers basic facilities such as restaurants and bars, grocery shops, medical center, train station, bank and a B&B.
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The town of Paldiski was founded as a fishing village by the Estonian Swedes and its original name was Rågervik. The Estonian town came under the Soviet Union on 1939 while on 1962 it was used as the Soviet Naviet nuclear submarine training centre. When Estonia gained its indipendence, Paldiski had not enough Estonian inhabitants so the town was subordinated to Keila until 1996.
Nowadays Paldiski is a small town that offers essential services to citizens; there are numerous new buildings with modern apartments and a green area with children's parks has been restored.
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Address: Paldiski Northern Port Peetri 11, 76805 Paldiski Estonia
GPS coordinates: Latitude 59.3472052, Longitude 24.0555063
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