Relaxation and Culture Await at Tammsaare Park

Located in central Tallinn, Tammsaare Park has evolved from a bustling market site into a serene park. Established around 1896, it originally hosted Tallinn's market before embracing its role as a recreational area.

The park is notable for its historical significance and redesign in 1976, featuring over 40 woody plant species and sculptures, including a prominent statue of writer A. H. Tammsaare, designed by I. Soans and R. Luup. The addition of the 'Merineid' (Sea-Maiden) sculpture in 1981 enhances its cultural value, making it an important site in the city.

Key Highlights

• 🌳 Diverse Flora: Explore over 40 species of woody plants.
• 📜 Historical Significance: Originated as Tallinn's main market site.
• 🎭 Cultural Events: Hosts various community events and performances.

Open to all and free to visit, the park is ideal for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.