- Culture Night on Friday in Tallinn
- Five Christmas Events Worth Visiting
- An Enticing Journey to a Creative Neighbourhood
- Põhjala Factory: a bohemian district in northern Tallinn
- Festival of self-built motorhomes at Põhjala factory
- Do you want to make the world a better and more sustainable place?
- 100 world-class skateboarders and BMX cyclists will gather in Tallinn for Simple Session
- At the end of Kopli tram line you’ll find a hidden bohemian area and the cultural centre of northern Tallinn
25.8.2026 | Culture
Culture Night on Friday in Tallinn
Inspired by the concept of Helsinki’s Night of the Arts and Reykjavik’s “Menningarnót”, Culture Night, in Estonian Kultuuriöö, will be … Read more
4.11.2025 | Shopping
Five Christmas Events Worth Visiting
Estonia’s capital is brimming with Christmas cheer and festive events. Here are five interesting happenings worth visiting in addition … Read more
1.6.2025 | Restaurants
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An Enticing Journey to a Creative Neighbourhood
Põhjala Factory (Põhjalatehas) is Kopli’s own creative district, just as Telliskivi is in Kalamaja. The development of the area … Read more
9.8.2024 | Estonia
Põhjala Factory: a bohemian district in northern Tallinn
The historic factory buildings in the former Põhjala Factory area of in northern Tallinn are now home to a … Read more
25.7.2024 | Leisure
Festival of self-built motorhomes at Põhjala factory
This Sunday, July 28, a festival of self-made motorhomes will take place in the Ankru courtyard of the Põhjala … Read more
4.10.2023 | Estonia
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Do you want to make the world a better and more sustainable place?
The largest sustainability festival in the Baltics will kick off in Tallinn tomorrow morning. The two-day event, will bring … Read more
21.9.2023 | Leisure
100 world-class skateboarders and BMX cyclists will gather in Tallinn for Simple Session
An 800-square-meter track and two-day competitions await at Põhjala factoryin Tallinn, where spectators can enjoy the skills of around … Read more
14.9.2023 | Shopping
At the end of Kopli tram line you’ll find a hidden bohemian area and the cultural centre of northern Tallinn
The bohemian boutiques of the former Põhjala factory Numerous entrepreneurs in the creative field have found a home in … Read more
