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For two consecutive weekends (14–15 May and 21–22 May), the residents of Tallinn once again have a convenient opportunity to dispose of hazardous...

The autumn collection rounds of 2025 will take place on two consecutive weekends: October 11-12 and October 18-19. For two consecutive weekends, the...

Old batteries can be handed over at all battery sales points. Hazardous waste is waste that, due to its harmful effects, can be dangerous to health...

Door-to-door waste collection is the collection and transportation of household waste from a designated area to a designated waste disposal site or...

Tallinn Circular Economy Center is a municipal institution that manages waste stations and develops modern circularity centres in Tallinn. "Tallinn...

The waste stations and circular economy center in Tallinn are operated by the Tallinn Circular Economy Center (formerly known as the Tallinn Waste...

All clean and intact items, clothes, textiles, etc. are accepted for reuse. Items can be taken to reuse centres , public waste bins in urban areas or...

In accordance with the Waste Act , the Tallinn Waste Management Plan 2022-2026 and the Tallinn Waste Management Regulations , waste must be collected...

From 1 June 2023 at the latest, bio-waste must be collected in a separate bin on all properties and institutions, regardless of the number of...

From 3 to 6 July, the 28th Song and 21st Dance Celebration “Iseoma” will take place in Tallinn. During the event, shuttle buses will take visitors from the city centre to the dance and song celebration venues and bring them back again. Those attending the Song Celebration can leave their vehicle in various car parks and travel to the Song Festival Grounds using public transport.