s service, but have much more legroom as well as free coffee.
* Hansabuss - operates between Riga and Tallinn and Parnu. Slightly more expensive than Euro lines, but more luxurious.
By ferry
Tallink, , operates a daily ferry service between Stockholm and Riga. Prices start at €28.
By train
Latvian Railways operates service to many cities in Latvia as well as a few cities in Russia, Belarus, and Estonia.
Trains depart for Moscow daily (except New Year's Eve) at 16:20 ('Latvijas Express') with an additional train departing at 18:10 from May to September ('Jurmala'). The overnight trip takes 16.5 hours and costs 85 LVL for a bed in a 4-bed cabin if the ticket is bought at the train station. The cheapest ticket for this train costs 25 LVL.
One overnight train bound for St. Petersburg ('Baltija Express') departs Riga daily at 18:50. The train takes 13 hours and costs 75 LVL for a bed in a 4-bed cabin if the ticket is bought at the train station. The cheapest ticket costs 21 LVL.
Trains operate between Riga and Valga, Estonia. From Valga, connections can be made to other cities in Estonia including Tallinn.
You can book tickets online via the Latvian Railways site up to 45 days in advance, but tickets must be collected from a station in Latvia. The exception to this is international tickets to Moscow and Saint Petersburg which can be issued as e tickets in both directions
