Tallinna linn | City of Tallinn in the news

Tallinn's city government is engaged in a conflict with a street art group over the defacement of official murals, stemming from the city's anti-graffiti stance and differing views on street art.

Tallinn City Council is hosting an open day at its historical building to offer the public a rare look into its decision-making spaces and operations.

Tallinn City Museum is hosting a walking tour on September 27, 2026, exploring Finnish historical connections within Tallinn's Old Town.

The City of Tallinn sold its shares in Coop Pank for 6.32 million euros, below market price.

Tallinn sold its entire stake in Coop Pank at a price slightly below market value due to financial management regulations.

Tallinn sells all of its over 2.8 million Coop Pank shares through an accelerated offering, with the final price based on investor demand.

Tallinn City is divesting its stake in Coop Pank through an accelerated bookbuilding process managed by Swedbank.

The City of Tallinn is selling its entire 2.8 million share stake in Coop Pank.

The City of Tallinn is selling its entire 6.66 million euro stake in Coop Pank via an accelerated bookbuilding process, citing legal restrictions on local governments owning securities.

The City of Tallinn is seeking a Christmas tree at least 15 meters tall for Raekoja Square.

Tallinn has started a process to determine heritage protection conditions for future planning, awaiting initial bids this week.

Tallinn will provide scholarships to university students studying education and working in city educational institutions.

Tallinn residents can vote for participatory budget ideas for their city district from September 8 to September 28, with 185 ideas competing for a share of one million euros.

The city of Tallinn has launched its participatory budget voting, allowing residents to choose projects for their neighborhoods with one million euros allocated for winning ideas.

Tallinn is investing 3.5 million euros in September to extensively renovate Mustamäe's second micro-district, improving infrastructure, traffic safety, and pedestrian/cycling routes.

Tallinn is increasing support for families and education, including free kindergarten, home care allowances, school grants, free meals, and the transition to Estonian-language education.

Tallinn's Deputy Mayor criticizes the state's organization of the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference in January, citing concerns about timing and preparedness, while the Foreign Ministry defends the chosen dates.

The City of Tallinn is organizing a free concert and a large family day to celebrate the Estonian Restoration of Independence Day on August 20th, along with other events across the city.

Tallinn will experience extensive public transport and traffic disruptions over the Ironman weekend on August 22-23 due to road closures and bus route diversions.

Traffic restrictions will be in place in Tallinn on August 22–23 due to the Ironman competition, affecting roads, parking, and public transport.