- Enjoy the UEFA European Football Championships in the open air
- Kalamaja Days: a festival by the community for the community
- Discover a different side to your favourite musicians
- Kalamaja Days this weekend
- Junction of Soo and Vana-Kalamaja streets to be closed for 1 month from mid-September
- Travel by tram to the terraces of North Tallinn
- Kalaranna promenade now open to the public
- In memory of Žorik
- A modern museum telling the stories of Tallinn’s oldest residential district
- Street food for a satisfied belly
- Kalamaja Days this weekend will bring a varied program for the whole family
- Reconstructon work on Vana-Kalamaja street to begin in the spring
20.6.2024 | Leisure
Enjoy the UEFA European Football Championships in the open air
The European Football Championship are underway in Germany and will continue until July 14. With so much football in … Read more
17.5.2024 | Leisure
Kalamaja Days: a festival by the community for the community
Kalamaja Days 2024 will be held this weekend (May 18-19) in the charming Kalamaja District of Tallinn. The popular … Read more
11.10.2023 | Culture
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Discover a different side to your favourite musicians
On Monday, October 9, a new photo exhibition by Kaupo Kikkas was opened at the Krulli Quarter in Kalamaja. … Read more
13.5.2023 | Leisure
Kalamaja Days this weekend
Over the course of the next two days a series of events will be taking place at various venues … Read more
4.9.2022 | Estonia
Junction of Soo and Vana-Kalamaja streets to be closed for 1 month from mid-September
On September 12, the junction between Soo and Vana-Kalamaja streets will be closed, and will remain closed to vehicles … Read more
24.7.2022 | Estonia
Travel by tram to the terraces of North Tallinn
Hop on tram 1 or 2 in front of Viru Keskus at the Hobujaama stop and take a terrace … Read more
23.7.2022 | Estonia
Kalaranna promenade now open to the public
The long-awaited Kalaranna Promenade between Linnahall and Patarei opened to the public yesterday (Friday). The newly opened area contains … Read more
4.7.2022 | Estonia
In memory of Žorik
Ville Hytönen's column Ville Hytönen is a Finnish journalist-writer living in Suurupi, Harku. In January 2022, A character … Read more
