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Tallinn's Mayor Peeter Raudsepp and Helsinki's Mayor Daniel Sazonov approved the Helsinki–Tallinn twin city cooperation action plan for 2026–2029 today in Tallinn. The action plan strengthens the strategic partnership between the two cities in the areas of innovation, security and people-to-people cooperation, setting clear objectives for the years ahead.

Five South Korean technology companies have been selected for the Test in Tallinn innovation program and will begin testing their solutions in Tallinn. The selection was made from eight companies that presented their innovation projects to the program’s evaluation committee.

The grant is aimed at supporting public cultural events taking place in Tallinn’s Old Town on 5–7 June 2026. The objective of the scheme is to enrich the programme of Tallinn Old Town Days and to highlight the Old Town as a diverse, vibrant and internationally engaging cultural space.

Tallinn's Deputy Mayor Tiit Terik joined fellow European city representatives in Brussels on 5 May to discuss the preparation of the EU's Multiannual...

Tallinn Old Town Days invite merchants and artisans to be part of the vibrant festival atmosphere in the heart of the city! We welcome both local craftsmen and food vendors to join forces in offering festival visitors a memorable and unique experience.

On Friday, 15 May, on Tallinn Day, the City of Tallinn welcomed a delegation from the City of Kiel led by City President Bettina Aust to mark the 40th...

Within the JustGreen project a new stakeholder meeting was held on 19 February. This time, the focus was on the relationship between mental health and...

On 18 September, another stakeholder meeting took place within the JustGreen project. While the previous meeting focused on Tallinn’s strategic...