The Courts of Tallinn
Lower Court 1789–1889, Orphans Court 1518–1917, Commercial Court 1683–1871, Police Court 1654– 1877, Occupational Court 1752–1876, City Consistory...
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Miscellaneous Tallinn City Institutions
(mainly administrations and commissions established as subsidiaries of the Council): City Treasury 1671–1924, Tallinn Tax Administration 1785–1919...
Tallinn City Youth Council introduction
TALLINN CITY YOUTH COUNCIL Tallinn City Youth Council (further Council) is youth representative body of the Tallinn City Council as the higher...
Business districts
Physical environments play an important role in the development of clusters. They promote the concentration of companies that share similar economic...
Furniturecluster of South-East Estonia
Cluster overview: Furniturecluster of South-East Estonia is an open organisation, uniting wood processing companies and furniture producers in South...
Logistics Cluster
Your Logi(sti)cal Choice Cluster overview: The Estonian Logistics Cluster is a joint initiative dedicated to the international marketing of the...
ESTRONICS – Smart Electronics Cluster
Cluster overview: ESTRONICS, Estonia’s smart electronics cluster is a cooperation platform for export-oriented companies of electronic and electrical...
sTARTUp Day 2025
29-31 January in Tartu, Estonia sTARTUp Day is bringing together 3500+ startup-minded people to celebrate entrepreneurship in the smart city of Tartu...
Tallinn focuses on developing a 15-minute city and enhancing quality of life
Tallinn’s 2025 budget emphasizes the principles of the 15-minute city and an analysis of the spatial distribution of services. This approach enables more efficient planning for new kindergartens, schools, and services for seniors, improving accessibility and aligning with community needs.