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Attention!

Starting November 9, 2026, a parking operator will begin managing parking at West Tallinn Central Hospital, and new parking rules will come into effect. Free parking will remain available for hospital patients.

• Parking is free for up to 2 hours.
• The parking fee is €1 per hour.
• The parking fee for 24 hours is €5.

To park free of charge for up to 2 hours, drivers must use a parking disc or clearly display the parking start time inside the vehicle.
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Special Free Parking Conditions for Patients and Visitors

At the Meremeeste Hospital Building and Infectious Diseases Clinic:

• Visitors to the Emergency Medicine Center (EMK) can park free of charge for up to 8 hours. Parking must be registered at the EMK reception desk.
• Day treatment patients (day surgery and hemodialysis) can park free of charge for up to 6 hours. Parking must be registered at the day surgery or hemodialysis department.

At the Women's Clinic:

• Visitors to the Admissions Department can park free of charge for up to 6 hours.
• Women admitted for childbirth can park free of charge for up to 24 hours.
• Day treatment patients can park free of charge for up to 6 hours.

In all the above cases, parking must be registered at the Women's Clinic Admissions Department.
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Parking in Designated Accessible Parking Spaces

Vehicles with a valid disabled parking permit can park free of charge for up to 3 hours in designated accessible parking spaces, provided that both the permit and a parking disc are clearly displayed inside the vehicle.
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Where Do the New Parking Rules Apply?

At the Meremeeste Hospital Building and Infectious Diseases Clinic:

• Merelahe tee 6 and 8
• Paldiski mnt 62, 66, 68, 68/1, 68/2 and 68C

At the Women's Clinic:

• Sõle tn 23/1 and 23/2

Exception: Parking at the Merimetsa Health Center (Paldiski mnt 68a) is managed by Europark Estonia OÜ. The new parking rules do not apply to this property.

Construction of an elevator began on June 16 at the Rocca al Mare end of the West Tallinn Central Hospital's Building A and will be completed in the winter of 2026/27. The work will result in traffic reorganization in the parking lot and the closure of some parking spaces.

During construction, parking spaces near Building A will be closed to provide space for construction equipment, and traffic in the parking lot will become one-way (see diagram).

Throughout the construction period, please be aware of heavy vehicle and machinery traffic in the parking lot.

The work is divided into three parts.

Excavation and foundations – Summer 2026

Excavation and pile drilling for the foundations will cause noise outdoors. In addition, certain walls will be demolished in the stairwell on the Rocca al Mare side, which will also result in increased noise and vibration on the floors.

Outside, the area near the end of Building A will be occupied by heavy machinery for excavation and dump trucks for soil removal. Additionally, pile drilling will take place, and the drilling rig will also require a sufficiently level area to move into the foundation pit for the ramp.

Assembly and temporary full closure of the parking lot – Autumn 2026

Space will primarily be taken up by a stationary mobile crane and heavy vehicles delivering components and materials. To save space, we are implementing a one-way traffic flow for heavy vehicles. Noise will be caused by drilling on the floors and attaching wall elements to the building. Note: The entire parking area will need to be closed for a short time for final excavation and paving. The builders will, of course, aim to complete these tasks as quickly as possible to reopen the parking lot.

Completion – Winter 2026/27

The main work will take place inside the building or in the immediate vicinity of the elevator shaft—finishing, checking technical systems, and connecting to the building. There will be less outdoor work, and the parking area near Building A will be reopened for passenger cars as soon as possible.

On May 5, 2026, reconstruction began on the Hipodroomi intersection, aimed at connecting the new Hipodroomi quarter to the rest of the city and modernizing the urban space along Paldiski maantee. The construction work will result in temporary traffic management changes.

Work is taking place on Paldiski maantee in the section between Merelahe tee and Mooni tänav and will last for approximately a year and a half. The construction is scheduled to be completed by the end of August 2027.

Traffic will remain open at the intersection during construction, but traffic management will change in phases. Find more information at: tallinn.ee/hipodroomi

We ask road users to allow extra time for travel and anticipate temporary inconveniences, to follow temporary traffic signs, and to remain alert.