ハルジュでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The footbridge is slippery when wet or snowy.

After a footbridge, a small bridge crosses a ditch.

a high, solid observation tower

The first recorded mention of the gate as a clay gate dates back to 1362. The name derives from the clay pits that existed in this area outside the city wall at that time. In 1454, the gate complex received a foregate. Between the main gate and the foregate stood a fortified water mill, which remained in use until the 19th century. After the gate lost its military function, the five-story main tower was demolished in 1843. The actual gate was demolished in 1888. The secondary towers of the foregate, designed as round towers, survived.

Beautiful waterfront promenade with a view of Tallinn

The former salt warehouse now houses the Estonian Architecture Museum.

great rock

Seaside at Tallinn during my last trip to Estonia (april 2025)