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Complicated road conditions

10.01.2026, Keila. Road accident due to heavy snow. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Opening of an art exhibition

3.7.2025, Keila-Joa. Opening of an art exhibition âDeja vuâ in Keila-Joa castle. Photo: Konstantin Sednev / Postimees

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Opening of an art exhibition

3.7.2025, Keila-Joa. Opening of an art exhibition âDeja vuâ in Keila-Joa castle. Photo: Konstantin Sednev / Postimees

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Opening of an art exhibition

3.7.2025, Keila-Joa. Opening of an art exhibition âDeja vuâ in Keila-Joa castle. Photo: Konstantin Sednev / Postimees

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High water

29.01.2025, Keila. Warmer weather in Estonia is causing high water levels. Keila river. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Baby Race 2024

19.10.2024, Keila. Keila hippodrome, the last trotting race of the season. Former ski jumper and Olympic medalist Toni Nieminen also participated. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Summer party

17.08.2024, Keila. Party to celebrate the end of summer. Photo: Rasmus Rebase, Postimees

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Rail traffic

23.07.2024. Tallinn. Train, railway. Passenger train to Turba in Keila. Photo Eero VabamÃ¤gi, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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Transportation of wind turbine components

06.04.2024, Keila. Transporting the turbine components to be used at a major wind farm development in southwestern Estonia through the city of Keila. The turbines are destined for the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm in Pärnu County, a project which is not only the largest in the country by area but also marks the first time such turbines of these proportions have been erected in Estonia. Offshore wind farm turbine blades are nearly double the dimensions of their onshore counterparts at up to 150 meters, while blades of up to 200 meters in length, a wind turbine tower weighs around 100 tonnes. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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