Opening ceremony of the new tramline in Tallinn

Farewell, green Ühiskaart!

On December 1, Tallinn and Harju County are set to launch a redesigned and more secure - MiFare Plus 128-bit AES encrypted Ühiskaart (public transport card) in two new designs. Existing Ühiskaart cards will remain valid, and no replacement is required.

The town has recently reconstructed their main square.

Põlva (population 5115) is building a new town hall for the municipality which costs approximately 3.4 million euros, it's already in construction and should be completed in August next year.

The goal of the project is to rebuild the street space of Nõmme center into a modern, human-centered urban space, enabling comfortable movement for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport, as well as passage for cars.

Next year Tallinn will start reconstructing the Nõmme intersection, which functions as a central square for the Nõmme district.

The Christmas Market in Tallinn is open until the 27th of December.

Tallinn at night with Helsinki visible on the background.

Author: @mikahissa.bsky.social

The new tram line to A-Terminal of the Port of Tallinn is almost ready. Grand opening on 28th of November and normal operations commence from the 1st of December. Tallinn will invest more than 100 million EUR on new tramlines in the next few years.

Detailed project planning will start next year. These are not the final design, as the city will bring the project to modern standards.

Tallinn is reviving the once cancelled Main Street project and will base it on the 8-year old idea competition winner design, which will drastically change the heart of the city. Improved walkability, additional ways of mobility and added greenery are the key project goals.