The world's largest sailing ship regatta, The Tall Ships Races 2021, which will also stop in Tallinn next midsummer, invites young Estonian people aged 15-25 to take part in the opportunity to sail with the regatta as an official crew member. All young people all over Estonia interested in sailing can apply for the regatta, whereas previous sailing experience is not required. The participation of Tallinn's youth in sailing training is supported by the City of Tallinn with a scholarship.
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23sepThe Tall Ships Races Tallinn 2021 invites young Estonian people to the International Sailing Regatta
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22sepEstonian coronavirus mobile application HOIA available for downloadEstonian coronavirus mobile app HOIA is available for download to your phone via www.hoia.me - download it to stay informed of possible close contacts with coronavirus carriers.
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17sepTallinn is testing a new electric bus in urban trafficTallinn has started testing a new, Yutong U12 electric bus in order to see if the technology is suitable as a part of a system of public transportation.
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15sepFive new bicycle repair points in TallinnLast week, Eesti Terviserajad SA installed five new unique self-service and free bicycle repair points in Tallinn, where you can re-inflate tires, adjust the saddle and set the bike ready for cycling.
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14sepTallinn cancels light festival to prevent coronavirus spreadTallinn City Government has decided to cancel the 15th Wanderning Lights (Valgus kõnnib 2020) light festival that would have started September 16.
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11sepThe shore power solution launched today improves air quality and reduces noise in Old City Harbour and City of TallinnTallink Grupp's vessel Victoria I will be connected to the network in Tallinn Old City Harbour for the first shore power charging in Estonia today. Five piers in Tallinn Old City Harbour are now equipped with shore power capacity, total investment amounting to 3.5 million Euros. Shore power can be used by the vessels operating the Estonian-Swedish as well as Estonian-Finnish routes.
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10sepTallinn supports the development of eight community gardensTallinn is planning to give parts of properties for establishment and development of community gardens.
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10sepMarathon will bring changes to traffic regulations on SaturdayEstonian and Tallinn marathon championships will take place on Saturday, 12 September, in the vicinity of Reidi road and Pirita road in Tallinn. We ask …
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02sepIRONMAN Tallinn: changes in trafficOn September 5-6, the IRONMAN Tallinn and IRONMAN 70.3 Tallinn competitions and their additional events will take place There are several changes in …
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02sepFirst green bridge created in LasnamäeThe green Lindakivi bridge was opened during the Lasnamäe Days. The landscaping of the first green concept bridge in the district of Lasnamäe …
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31augThe municipal police replaced more than half of the car fleet with hybrid carsTallinn Municipal Police renewed their car fleet with more than eight Toyota C-HR hybrid cars. The new vehicles will be made available to patrol …
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28augBaltic Sea Day: Tallinn gave Ballot Bins to Helsinki and Port of TallinnYesterday, communities along the Baltic Sea celebrated a day dedicated to it. During the celebrations Ambassador of Finland Timo Kantola, Mayor of …
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28augTallinn launched environmentally friendly compressed gas buses in the serviceThe first environmentally friendly compressed gas buses have arrived in Tallinn and by the end of the year, 100 new buses using biofuel have been …
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26augTallinn will initiate a public survey for the further development of the environmentally friendly function of ÜhiskaartToday, on the 26th of August, Tallinn City is launching a public survey “Ühiskaart 2.0” to further develop today’s validation card …
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26augTallinn is a strategic partner of the Green Tiger sustainability initiativeOn Wednesday, August 26, the Mayor of Tallinn, Mihhail Kõlvart, and the representative of the Green Tiger, Eva Truuverk, signed a memorandum of …
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26augThe sale of paper tickets will be abolished in Tallinn's public transportUnder the new ticket regulation, the sale of paper tickets in public transport will be abolished on September 1st.
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25augStormwater drains will be marked in Tallinn during the campaign “The sea starts here”Starting today, August 25th, the “The Sea Starts Here” campaign will begin. The aim is to improve the health of the Baltic Sea through rainwater …
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25augStartup Estonia published a set of free to use legal model documents for startupsStartup Estonia and nine law firms in Estonia have created a set of free model legal documents to simplify your startup’s journey.
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19augTallinn and the World Cleanup Day join forces to tackle cigarette butt pollutionToday marks the beginning of the cigarette filter pollution awareness campaign. The broader aim of the campaign is to contribute to the cleaner …
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13julPollinator corridor – a part of Tallinn’s vision as a finalist of the European Green Capital 2022On Friday, July 10th, the concept of the pollinator corridor (project Augmented Urbans, Central Baltic Programme) was presented to the press in …