Pirita promenade

Pirita promenade starts from the centre of Tallinn, on the new Reidi tee, which leads past Kadriorg and the Song Festival Grounds and runs to Pirita Marina and Pirita beach. The sea views can be enjoyed on foot, roller skaters, and by bike. There are several playgrounds and sports fields. In addition, the marina offers various opportunities for water sports enthusiasts and several cafes are also open.
The silhouette of the city, considered one of the symbols of Tallinn, can be admired here in its full beauty. Views of the sea and the marina make Tallinn a sea town.

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