Frog migration

Frog migration

04.04.2025, Tallinn. From April 4 to May 2, traffic will be closed overnight from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on a section of Astangu tänav in Tallinn's Haabersti to ensure a safe migration route for frogs heading to nearby ponds to spawn. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Frog migration

Frog migration

04.04.2025, Tallinn. From April 4 to May 2, traffic will be closed overnight from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on a section of Astangu tänav in Tallinn's Haabersti to ensure a safe migration route for frogs heading to nearby ponds to spawn. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Frog migration

Frog migration

04.04.2025, Tallinn. From April 4 to May 2, traffic will be closed overnight from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on a section of Astangu tänav in Tallinn's Haabersti to ensure a safe migration route for frogs heading to nearby ponds to spawn. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Commemorating victims of March bombing

Commemorating victims of March bombing

09.03.2025, Tallinn. 81 years will have passed since the Soviet Air Force's bombing raid on Tallinn. As a result of the March bombing, approximately 20,000 residents of Estonia's capital lost their homes. A total of 554 Estonian civilians were killed. Candles were lit on Harju tänav. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

09.03.2024,Tallinn. Estonia commemorates 80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn. The March 9, 1944 bombings killed over 500 Estonian citizens. The attack targeted civilians. The St. Nicholas' Church, City Archives building, schools and hospitals burned. Harju tänav was the most severely damaged in the Old Town. Two waves of bombers destroyed over 1,500 buildings and left 20,000 people homeless. Every year candles are lit on Harju street to commemorate the victims. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

09.03.2024,Tallinn. Estonia commemorates 80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn. The March 9, 1944 bombings killed over 500 Estonian citizens. The attack targeted civilians. The St. Nicholas' Church, City Archives building, schools and hospitals burned. Harju tänav was the most severely damaged in the Old Town. Two waves of bombers destroyed over 1,500 buildings and left 20,000 people homeless. Every year candles are lit on Harju street to commemorate the victims. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

09.03.2024,Tallinn. Estonia commemorates 80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn. The March 9, 1944 bombings killed over 500 Estonian citizens. The attack targeted civilians. The St. Nicholas' Church, City Archives building, schools and hospitals burned. Harju tänav was the most severely damaged in the Old Town. Two waves of bombers destroyed over 1,500 buildings and left 20,000 people homeless. Every year candles are lit on Harju street to commemorate the victims. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

09.03.2024,Tallinn. Estonia commemorates 80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn. The March 9, 1944 bombings killed over 500 Estonian citizens. The attack targeted civilians. The St. Nicholas' Church, City Archives building, schools and hospitals burned. Harju tänav was the most severely damaged in the Old Town. Two waves of bombers destroyed over 1,500 buildings and left 20,000 people homeless. Every year candles are lit on Harju street to commemorate the victims. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn

09.03.2024,Tallinn. Estonia commemorates 80 years from the March bombing of Tallinn. The March 9, 1944 bombings killed over 500 Estonian citizens. The attack targeted civilians. The St. Nicholas' Church, City Archives building, schools and hospitals burned. Harju tänav was the most severely damaged in the Old Town. Two waves of bombers destroyed over 1,500 buildings and left 20,000 people homeless. Every year candles are lit on Harju street to commemorate the victims. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

Demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy in Tallinn

16.02.2024, Tallinn. A group of demonstrators gathered in front of the Russian Embassy on Tallinn's Pikk tänav in protest against the Putin regime and to commemorate Alexei Navalny, whose death was announced by the Russian prison service on Friday. Those gathered carried placards declaring, among other things, that Putin is Navalny's killer. They also lit candles in memory of the Russian opposition leader. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Tondi crossing

Tondi crossing

03.07.2023, Tallinn. Tondi crossing closed for the reconstruction. The Tondi crossing will be turned into an overpass, with cars, pedestrians and cyclists passing under the railway in the future. A section of Kotka tänav will be reconstructed as will 300 meters of Tondi tänav. Separate bicycle paths will be constructed as well as new access ramps to railway platforms. The entire project will take until July of next year to complete. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Tondi crossing

Tondi crossing

03.07.2023, Tallinn. Tondi crossing closed for the reconstruction. The Tondi crossing will be turned into an overpass, with cars, pedestrians and cyclists passing under the railway in the future. A section of Kotka tänav will be reconstructed as will 300 meters of Tondi tänav. Separate bicycle paths will be constructed as well as new access ramps to railway platforms. The entire project will take until July of next year to complete. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Tondi crossing

Tondi crossing

03.07.2023, Tallinn. Tondi crossing closed for the reconstruction. The Tondi crossing will be turned into an overpass, with cars, pedestrians and cyclists passing under the railway in the future. A section of Kotka tänav will be reconstructed as will 300 meters of Tondi tänav. Separate bicycle paths will be constructed as well as new access ramps to railway platforms. The entire project will take until July of next year to complete. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Tondi crossing

Tondi crossing

03.07.2023, Tallinn. Tondi crossing closed for the reconstruction. The Tondi crossing will be turned into an overpass, with cars, pedestrians and cyclists passing under the railway in the future. A section of Kotka tänav will be reconstructed as will 300 meters of Tondi tänav. Separate bicycle paths will be constructed as well as new access ramps to railway platforms. The entire project will take until July of next year to complete. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

Tondi crossing

Tondi crossing

03.07.2023, Tallinn. Tondi crossing closed for the reconstruction. The Tondi crossing will be turned into an overpass, with cars, pedestrians and cyclists passing under the railway in the future. A section of Kotka tänav will be reconstructed as will 300 meters of Tondi tänav. Separate bicycle paths will be constructed as well as new access ramps to railway platforms. The entire project will take until July of next year to complete. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees