Resistance Day

Resistance Day

22.09.2025, Tartu. Resistance Day commemorates Estonian fight against 1944 Soviet reoccupation. The memorial ceremony took place at Vana-Jaani cemetery on the grave of Enn Tarto- an Estonian politician who was a leading dissident during the Soviet occupation of Estonia. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees

Resistance Day

Resistance Day

22.09.2025, Tartu. Resistance Day commemorates Estonian fight against 1944 Soviet reoccupation. The memorial ceremony took place at Vana-Jaani cemetery on the grave of Enn Tarto- an Estonian politician who was a leading dissident during the Soviet occupation of Estonia. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees

Resistance Day

Resistance Day

22.09.2025, Tartu. Resistance Day commemorates Estonian fight against 1944 Soviet reoccupation. The memorial ceremony took place at Vana-Jaani cemetery on the grave of Enn Tarto- an Estonian politician who was a leading dissident during the Soviet occupation of Estonia. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees

Resistance Day

Resistance Day

22.09.2025, Tartu. Resistance Day commemorates Estonian fight against 1944 Soviet reoccupation. The memorial ceremony took place at Vana-Jaani cemetery on the grave of Enn Tarto- an Estonian politician who was a leading dissident during the Soviet occupation of Estonia. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees

Resistance Day

Resistance Day

22.09.2025, Tartu. Resistance Day commemorates Estonian fight against 1944 Soviet reoccupation. The memorial ceremony took place at Vana-Jaani cemetery on the grave of Enn Tarto- an Estonian politician who was a leading dissident during the Soviet occupation of Estonia. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Suure-Jaani

Suure-Jaani

12.03.2025, Viljandi Dam lake of Suure-Jaani. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

St. John's Church in Tallinn

St. John's Church in Tallinn

11.12.2024, Tallinn. Lutheran St. John's Church (Jaani church). Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

St. John's Church in Tallinn

St. John's Church in Tallinn

11.12.2024, Tallinn. Lutheran St. John's Church (Jaani church). Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

St. John's Church in Tallinn

St. John's Church in Tallinn

11.12.2024, Tallinn. Lutheran St. John's Church (Jaani church). Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

Solar energy

Solar energy

01.10.2024 Viljandi. The Lohu forest solar park built in the village of Tällevere near Suure-Jaani has a production capacity of approximately 12.8 megawatts and covers 15-16 hectares. Photo Marko Saarm, Sakala

The Way of the Cross

The Way of the Cross

29.03.2024. Tallinn. Good Friday marked by the Cross procession. While Estonia is often referred to as one of the least religious countries in Europe, if not the world, interest in ceremonies such as those on Good Friday is present and attracts attendees. The Stations of the Cross procession started at the EELK Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church (Toomkirik). Waystages including those held at the Baptist Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), the Roman Catholic St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, and two more EELK churches, the Jaani kirik (St. John's) and the Kaarli kirik (St. Charles), as well one secular building, Toompea Castle, seat of the Riigikogu. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

The Way of the Cross

The Way of the Cross

29.03.2024. Tallinn. Good Friday marked by the Cross procession. While Estonia is often referred to as one of the least religious countries in Europe, if not the world, interest in ceremonies such as those on Good Friday is present and attracts attendees. The Stations of the Cross procession started at the EELK Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church (Toomkirik). Waystages including those held at the Baptist Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), the Roman Catholic St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, and two more EELK churches, the Jaani kirik (St. John's) and the Kaarli kirik (St. Charles), as well one secular building, Toompea Castle, seat of the Riigikogu. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

The Way of the Cross

The Way of the Cross

29.03.2024. Tallinn. Good Friday marked by the Cross procession. While Estonia is often referred to as one of the least religious countries in Europe, if not the world, interest in ceremonies such as those on Good Friday is present and attracts attendees. The Stations of the Cross procession started at the EELK Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church (Toomkirik). Waystages including those held at the Baptist Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), the Roman Catholic St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, and two more EELK churches, the Jaani kirik (St. John's) and the Kaarli kirik (St. Charles), as well one secular building, Toompea Castle, seat of the Riigikogu. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

The Way of the Cross

The Way of the Cross

29.03.2024. Tallinn. Good Friday marked by the Cross procession. While Estonia is often referred to as one of the least religious countries in Europe, if not the world, interest in ceremonies such as those on Good Friday is present and attracts attendees. The Stations of the Cross procession started at the EELK Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church (Toomkirik). Waystages including those held at the Baptist Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), the Roman Catholic St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, and two more EELK churches, the Jaani kirik (St. John's) and the Kaarli kirik (St. Charles), as well one secular building, Toompea Castle, seat of the Riigikogu. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

The Way of the Cross

The Way of the Cross

29.03.2024. Tallinn. Good Friday marked by the Cross procession. While Estonia is often referred to as one of the least religious countries in Europe, if not the world, interest in ceremonies such as those on Good Friday is present and attracts attendees. The Stations of the Cross procession started at the EELK Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church (Toomkirik). Waystages including those held at the Baptist Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), the Roman Catholic St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, and two more EELK churches, the Jaani kirik (St. John's) and the Kaarli kirik (St. Charles), as well one secular building, Toompea Castle, seat of the Riigikogu. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

The Way of the Cross

The Way of the Cross

29.03.2024. Tallinn. Good Friday marked by the Cross procession. While Estonia is often referred to as one of the least religious countries in Europe, if not the world, interest in ceremonies such as those on Good Friday is present and attracts attendees. The Stations of the Cross procession started at the EELK Saint Mary's Cathedral, also known as the Dome Church (Toomkirik). Waystages including those held at the Baptist Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), the Roman Catholic St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, and two more EELK churches, the Jaani kirik (St. John's) and the Kaarli kirik (St. Charles), as well one secular building, Toompea Castle, seat of the Riigikogu. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

St. Johns Lutheran Church

St. Johns Lutheran Church

22.02.2024. Viljandi Restoration work of the roof of St. Johns Lutheran Church in Suure-Jaani. As part of renovation works the rooster and the sphere under it were taken down from the top of the church. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

St. Johns Lutheran Church

St. Johns Lutheran Church

22.02.2024. Viljandi Restoration work of the roof of St. Johns Lutheran Church in Suure-Jaani. As part of renovation works the rooster and the sphere under it were taken down from the top of the church. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

St. Johns Lutheran Church

St. Johns Lutheran Church

22.02.2024. Viljandi Restoration work of the roof of St. Johns Lutheran Church in Suure-Jaani. As part of renovation works the rooster and the sphere under it were taken down from the top of the church. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA