Estonia’s first website that consolidates information about clusters
The website at /clustersinestonia was produced at the initiative of the Tallinn City Enterprise Department, and includes information in both Estonian...
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Tallinn Science Parks
There are 2 Science Parks available in Tallinn: Tehnopol Technopolis Ülemiste Tallinn Science Park Tehnopol is a research and business campus that is...
Finance Commission
Finance Commission The spheres of the Commission’s activity include: Formation, analysis, and implementation of the city budget, monetary funds and...
Tallinn City Council Office
Vana-Viru 12, 15080 Tallinn Phone +372 694 3201 Email infopunkt@tallinnlv.ee Registry code 75015031 Office opening hours Mon-Wed 08:30-17:30 Thu 08:30...
Tallinn - developing and changing
Huge changes have taken place in all spheres of life in Tallinn during the last decade. These are mainly the trends that have established a favourable...
Mipim 2017 Tallinn Estonia stand programme
NVITATION TO TALLINN / ESTONIA EVENTS MIPIM 2017 stand no. P-1.G16 / P-1.H15 TallinnCity and Estonian companies are pleased to invite you to the...
EXPO DUBAI 2020
October 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022 The city of Tallinn is introducing its smart solutions in the EXPO world exhibition in Dubai For the first time, the...
Cooperation in Smart City
Our approach of Think global, Test in Tallinn is being used in the Tallinnovation concept to develop Tallinn into a Smart City. To start, the...
Furniturecluster of South-East Estonia
Furniturecluster of South-East Estonia is an open organisation, uniting wood processing companies and furniture producers in South-East Estonia. Main objectives of the cluster are: to raise the export potential and added value of the companies in region; to enhance product development; to promote cooperation between companies and R&D institutions.
Põhja-Tallinn’s comprehensive plan focuses on high-quality urban environment
The Tallinn City Government has submitted the Põhja-Tallinn comprehensive plan to the City Council for adoption. The plan outlines the district’s spatial development for the next couple of decades. This strategic document aims to address the area’s major challenges: opening up long-closed seafront and former industrial areas, as well as improving mobility within Põhja-Tallinn and connections to other districts.