Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στο Χάργιου

The name of the city to take a picture in front of or not

Built during the communist era, this building housed a gigantic performance hall, an ice rink, and a café. Today the site is disused and abandoned.

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There is still a lively debate in Estonia today about whether to preserve this gigantic architectural monument or convert it into a conference center. The building is currently falling into increasing disrepair. Nevertheless, Linnahall is a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists, as its roof offers a view of the Baltic Sea and the city. Furthermore, the Tallinn Stars ice hockey club played its home games there from its founding in 2002 until its dissolution in 2009.

Huge ruin, but the view from the top is worth it.

Fenced and cordoned off, the facility is unfortunately falling into disrepair.

The history of the monastery on the banks of the Pirita River dates back to 1407, when the largest nunnery in Old Livonia was founded here. The monastery, which was named after the founder of the Swedish mother monastery, St. Bridget, retained its original appearance until 1577, when the troops of Ivan the Terrible destroyed the monastery. The massive facade of the main building, the walls, cellars and the cemetery have been preserved to this day. The beautiful park with ruins, which is a popular concert venue in summer, is managed by the Bridget sisters.

View to the Harbour