It was founded in 1986. Tallinn has been a member since 1998. It was elected to be one of the 12 leading cities in the governing body on November 2017...
World-class human capital, unique digital capabilities and a competitive business environment make Estonia a smart, agile location for business with...
The purpose of the 24-hour general care service provided outside of home is to ensure a safe environment and coping of an adult who is temporarily or...
People who are struggling due to low or no income are eligible for food aid. There are many options to receive food aid: European Union ESF + food aid...
Tallinn public transport with a standardised ticket system (hereafter referred to as the public transport service) is a public carriage service that...
Tallinn is a city with a lot of biodiversity - insects, birds and animals live right next to us, and it is important to provide suitable habitats for...
In Estonian Järgnevatel muuseumipühapäevadel on linnamuuseumi filiaalides vajalik eelregistreerimine . Pealinn, 11. jaanuar 2023 Tallinna kultuurielus...
In the 2025/2026 academic year, the City of Tallinn will open classes in five schools transitioning to Estonian-language instruction, specifically for children who speak Estonian at a native level. Admission to these Estonian-language classes will be city-wide, meaning students will not be automatically assigned to these classes. Parents will decide whether to enroll their children in these classes.
On Saturday, January 11, the late President Arnold Rüütel, who passed away on December 31, will be laid to rest with a state funeral at the Estonia Theatre. Due to the funeral, temporary traffic restrictions and changes will be in effect in Tallinn on January 10 and 11. Police request drivers to follow traffic signs and instructions from officers.