Tammsaare Park
Tammsaare Park is located in the centre of Tallinn, between the Estonia Theatre and Viru Keskus shopping centre. In 1896, one corner of the park became the new site of Tallinn’s market, which was formerly located on Town Hall Square. From 1903–1905, the park was home to a giant wooden ‘Interimstheater’ – a barn-type hall that was a venue for theatre performances and cinema screenings. When this building burnt down, the space was landscaped and pathways were constructed.
In 1978, a statue of A. H. Tammsaare was erected in the centre of the park to mark the Estonian author’s 100th birthday.
Tammsaare Park has modern lighting, white park furniture, and thousands of flower bulbs.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 3.9 of 5
based on 38 reviews
A lovely park.
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5This is a lovely park, located next to the entrance to the old town. It features a nice memorial for Anton Hansen Tammsaare, the famous writer.
Busy and not too grassy
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5This park is pretty and well-located (within easy walking distance to Old Town, and to where we were staying), but there was more pavement than we liked, as opposed to grass that we were wanting... Read more comments
The Central Park of Tallinn
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5This park is centrally located between the Estonia Theatre and Viru shopping center with the legendary skyscraper hotel Viru from 1972. We have walked through this park at least hundreds of times... Read more comments
