Organising public meetings
Public Order and Requirements for Organising Public Meetings
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What is common for the twin cities Helsinki and Tallinn? 3D city model demonstration Tallinn has fruitful cooperation in many fields with its twin...
Klindi Park’s regions
The clint area’s path has six distinctive regions and their differences are already clearly noticeable. Character area 01: The Tame Clint region runs...
Vision Conference 2020
Topic: "Urban Architecture and Urban Planning": Douglas Gordon (Architect and Urban Planner) "Unfinished City" Oliver Orro (Architectural Historian)...
The City
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a captivating blend of medieval charm and modern innovation. Its UNESCO-listed Old Town, with cobblestone streets...
Tallinn’s action plan for marine litter
Marine litter is permanent, manufactured or processed solid material that has been dumped, disposed of or abandoned in the marine and coastal...
Tallinn Athletics Hall
The Tallinn Sports School is an institute of sports, managed by the Tallinn Sports and Youth Department, the aim of which is to promote competitive...
Swimming pools and water sports centres
Here you can find swimming pools and water sports centres managed by the city. Photo: Sõle Sports Centre swimming pool Swimming pools Õismäe Swimming...
Reception times
Reception by the Head of the Department 10A Vabaduse Square, 8 th floor from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon on Thursdays Traffic...
Sõle Sporthall
Sports facilities: swimming pool (total area 943.8m2) with a 25-metre pool (eight lanes, depth 1.3-1.8m), children’s pool (6x10m, depth 0.8m), ball...