Green area in Harju street, Tallinn

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Harju street Tallinn

On the second day's morning, during our short two day trip to Tallinn, we left our hotel and went out to explore city. Soon we were in area which featured parks, gardens and architectural pearls - as I leant latter this place has a special name - Green area in Harju street. 

It's a pretty lively street in Tallinn, featuring some shops, bookstores and cafeterias. 

Medieval tower in Tallinn

Medieval tower in Tallinn

Now I can only wonder what is the name of that tower,as we actually didn't visited it. ave you been to Tallinn recently, can you help me out naming this tower? Drop a comment!

Green area in Harju street

Green area in Harju street

Outdoor cafeteria at Harju street green area

Outdoor cafeteria at Harju street green area

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