Narva is the third largest city in Estonia. Its geographic location near the border is one of the main features of the town. Tallinn-Saint Petersburg (E20) road run through Narva. The distance from Narva to St. Petersburg is 159 km, to Tallinn 211 km, to Tartu 178 km and to Pärnu 291 km.

 

The historical road network, which runs through Narva from Lübeck to St. Petersburg and where the Via Hanseatica tourism route on the Riga-St. Petersburg section was created, has been very important throughout history. The Via Hanseatica connects three countries, and presents an excellent opportunity to discover unique cultural and natural tourist attractions as well as the best places to stay and eat.

 

City traffic in Narva is calm and there are no traffic jams.

 

In several places in the town, including some shopping malls, parking is chargeable. Watch street signs near the parking places. More information: About parking

 

When travelling by caravan, a free parking place can be found in the city centre on Raja street (without amenities) and only 3 km from the city in Vana-Olgina Manor camp site (all necessary provided).

 

Secure parking service can be found in Hotel Central on Lavretsovi street or in Transservis waiting area (Rahu 4a).

 

Information about local transportation and parking can be found under the section Local transportation.