Psychological counselling
Tallinn Family Centre offers children and families free psychological counselling. Counselling is in Estonian or in Russian. Appointments with...
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Coordination of outdoor advertising
In order to display an advertisement in the administrative territory of Tallinn city, first you should turn to the government of that city district...
Service provider card for a taxi drivers
The service provider card allows the carrier to work as a taxi driver. In the Tallinn area, the processing of service provider cards (including the...
Solutions
Tallinn is Estonia’s economic and innovation centre, its growth environment and development engine. Continued urbanisation provides challenges in...
IncentEU
IncentEU - Empowering cities to build renewable, low-temperature district heating and cooling networks across Europe. What is the goal of the IncentEU...
Admission to preschool
In Tallinn, there are 125 municipal preschools . The citizens of Tallinn may choose for their children any municipal preschool that has available...
Interpretation Service
The aim of the service is to provide needs-based support to new immigrants, people with diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, and returnees...
Ironman competition 2019 - traffick restrictions
Ironman competition this weekend, August 3 and August 4, will affect city’s public transport, parking and will see road closures in Tallinn and...
Disabled child’s benefit
This is a supplementary allowance for disabled children in Tallinn which is paid once a year during the child’s birth month. The application need only...
Tallinn buses to detect damaged traffic signs
This autumn, the City of Tallinn and the FinEst Centre for Smart Cities have launched a pilot project in which city buses and waste collection vehicles will begin detecting damaged or missing traffic signs. Smart sensors, or cameras, installed on the vehicles will transmit real-time information to the city about the condition of traffic signs.