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PIKAKARI Nature protection and recreation 1 In 2018, Tallinn is planning to bear the title of the European Green Capital. We will make sure that the environment would be clean, pleasant and offers the city people a possibility for nature experiences. ere are two beaches in Põhja-Tallinn city district — Pelgurand or Stroomi beach which has been used as a bathing beach for decades, and Pikakari beach which is located near the Paljassaare Special Protection Area for birds. Both beaches have very clean water and host hundreds of people each summer. As a recognition for excellent environmental management, Pikakari beach was awarded the Blue Flag eco-label in 2014. Arvo Sarapuu Deputy Mayor of Tallinn Põhja-Tallinn is the most seaside city district of the capital of Estonia — we have 20 km of sea border, 11 harbours and 2 public beaches. Pikakari beach offers excellent opportunities for everybody for enjoying the beach life and having an active holiday. Pikakari beach has the facilities for playing volleyball, basketball, doing physical exercises or walking along the Katariina Quay. ere are two playgrounds for children and grilling is allowed in three campfire sites. Pikakari beach is especially suitable for those looking for a beach where the water goes deep quickly and who enjoy the exciting waves created by the passing passenger ships. Wishing you pleasant beach experiences, Karin Tammemägi Head of Põhja-Tallinn District 2 Whimbrel ikakari is situated in Paljassaare and is a part of Kopli Peninsula. Kopli got its name from hundreds of years ago, when the people of Tallinn used to herd their animals in the woods and pastures of the area. In the past, this was the location of Pa fishing village and a brickyard. Most of the stone roofs of medieval Tallinn were made from the blue clay from Kopli. ere have been several large factories, assembly plants and ports (Bekker Port, Meeruse Port, Vene-Balti Port etc.) on Kopli Peninsula. e water near Kopli Peninsula was considered to be polluted for a long time. At the moment, industrial enterprises employ efficient purification devices and wastewater from housing estates is led to the disposal plant of Paljassaare. In case of rain water, there are mandatory filters for sand and oil, guaranteeing the standard quality of water. According to the bathing water directive of the European Union, the quality of swimming water is estimated as very good, good, satisfactory or deficient. e Health Board has estimated the water of Pikakakari according to the requirements of the directive to be very good. You can find information about the quality of bathing water in particular beaches at this Internet address: http://www. terviseamet.ee/keskkonnatervis/vesi/suplusvesi/avalikud- supluskohad.html. In order to receive the Blue Flag award, the water must be four times cleaner than required in the bathing water directive. e water of Pikakari beach corresponds to the criteria of the Blue Flag. Pikakari beach is located near Paljassaare Special Protection area — the most bird inhabited area in Tallinn which belongs to the Natura 2000 network. Paljassaare Special Protection Area was established in 2005. Its aim is to protect 30 bird and one butterfly species (the large copper, Lycaena dispar). 3 Reminders for beach visitors 1. Remember and respect the rules of conduct while at the beach. 2. At the beach, behave and act so that you yourself would like to go back. 3. Playing ball may disturb other holiday- makers – it is only allowed in places where others are not nearby. 4. Put your rubbish in the litter bin. We are very thankful if you pick up trash even left there by others. GUARDED BATHING AREA WATER SAMPLE COLLECTION SPOT BEACH AREA SURROUNDINGS YOU ARE HERE WC AND DISABLED WC Manager: Põhja-Tallinn District Government BOARDWALK DRINKING WATER Niine 2, Tallinn, +372 645 7000; +372 645 7040 BENCHES GRILLING PLACE Beach administrator: Haabersti Haldus COMMERECE, SERVICES PARKING LOT +372 659 2409, [email protected] BICYCLE DEPOT VOLLEYBALL COURT Administrator of the area surrounding the KEEP CLEAN SIGNS BASKETBALL COURT beach: Jaaksoni Linnahoolduse OÜ 2.5 M3 GARBAGE CONTAINERS CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND +372 656 3548, [email protected] 120 L GARBAGE BINS TRAINING EQUIPMENT Coast guard: G4S Eesti AS DRESSING CABINS COAST GUARD AND FIRST AID +372 651 1911, short number 1911 BUS STOP 3-SIDED INFORMATION STAND Tammsaare tee 25, Tallinn Reminders for beach visitors 5. Do not bring glass bottles or other possibly dangerous items to the beach. 6. No camping or fire on the beach. 7. Preserve nature. Do not disturb the birds. 8. Please leave your pets at home. 9. Walk on the trail. Riding a bicycle is only allowed on bike lanes. It is strictly forbidden to cycle on the beach. 10. Park your car in the car park or on streets further away. GUARDED BATHING AREA WATER SAMPLE COLLECTION SPOT BLUE FLAG BATHING AREA COAST GUARD KATARIINA QUAY KATARIINA QUAY WC AND DISABLED WC Manager: Põhja-Tallinn District Government Bathing water samples: Health Protection Niine 2, Tallinn, +372 645 7000; +372 645 7040 Inspectorate, Tallinn Health Care Department DRINKING WATER +372 694 3700, Hiiu 42, Tallinn GRILLING PLACE Beach administrator: Haabersti Haldus PARKING LOT +372 659 2409, [email protected] City Centre Police Station of the North Prefecture +372 612 4210 VOLLEYBALL COURT Administrator of the area surrounding the short number 110 BASKETBALL COURT beach: Jaaksoni Linnahoolduse OÜ CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND +372 656 3548, [email protected] Estonian Rescue Board 112 TRAINING EQUIPMENT Coast guard: G4S Eesti AS MTÜ Loomade Hoiupaik +372 621 7746; COAST GUARD AND FIRST AID +372 651 1911, short number 1911 (animal shelter) +372 5349 4045 3-SIDED INFORMATION STAND Tammsaare tee 25, Tallinn [email protected], Viljandi mnt 24d, Tallinn Kõrgemäe ots 1. Tallinn Zoo 2. Beach promenade with a bike lane 3. Paljassaare bird protection area with Pikakari Beach 4. Kopli Park Suur-Paljassaare Peninsula Väike-Paljassaare Peninsula 5. Kalamaja Cemetery Park 6. Seaplane Harbour Paljassaare 7. Suur-Patarei Prison 3 8. Culture Kilometre ornithological 9. Kultuurikatel (Culture Cauldron) protection area 10. Katariina Quai 11. Bekker Port Paljassaare Peninsula 10 Katariina Quai 12. Vene-Balti Port (Russian-Baltic Port) 13. Meeruse Port PALJASSAARE Paljassaare Bay Paljassaare tee Tallinn Bay Paljassaare Kopli põik 5. liin 4. liin 3. liin Kopli Peninsula Treiali Kaevuri Sepa Kopli Süsta Neeme 2. liin 1. liin Kaluri Park Sepa Paljassaare Hundipea Port e Sepa Maleva Laevastiku e Süsta Kopli t Port Kase Park re a Ketta a s s a j 12 Kilbi l a KOPLI Marati Amburi P Mar ati Vene-Balti Port Maleva Klaasi Sirbi Lume Ankru Kopli Peetri Alasi Kopli Miinisadam Kopli SÕLE Tööstuse Port Bekker Port Seaplane Park Puuvilla Sitsi Sirbi Alasi Lõime KARJAMAA Harbour Vasara Kangru Lõime Kanepi Karjamaa 11 Kopliranna 4 Tuulemaa Sitsi KALAMAJA 6 Erika Pelguranna Randla Lina SITSI Kalamaja Niidi Angerja Lõime Kopli Cemetery Park Kalaranna7 Meeruse Ketraja Tööstuse Madala Uu Linnahalli Port Port 13 s- Sr-Patarei Paavli ka Küti Madala 5 la Sr-LaagriNooleKöie m Vk-Patarei Randla Kungla a j Salme a Pelguranna Kari PÕHJA-TALLINN Vihuri Soo 8 Luste Kalamaja ma Kari Kungla Jahu Kaera Volta Northern Heina Rumbi Ristiku Vana - Tallinn SÕLE Rukki Kalasada PELGURANNA Administration PÕHJA PST9 Kopli Bay Salme Niine Puhangu Taime Volta Graniidi Põhja Sadama Nisu Vabriku puiestee Linna- Aru Söödi Orase Linda hall Nisu Valgevase Kopli pst Kõrre Telliskivi Ehte PELGULINN Balti TEE SADAMA Õle jaam Suurtüki Auna Põhja MERE AHTRI Kolde pst Maisi Timuti Kolde Pebre RANNAMÄE Kolde pst Nunne PST puiestee Lai Aarde Preesi Aia Roo Nabra Balti Heina jaam Vene Merimets Telliskivi Pikk Härjapea Uus Mere Rohu SÕLE Õle Raekoja puiestee Ristiku plats Kelmiküla TOOMPEA Mulla p Tehnika T Viru O VANALINN Ädala O Saue Viru M Mulla Toompea Pelguranna Ädala P Falgi tee Kauba- Hotell U PÄRNU MNT MNT Harju maja I R Tehnika "Tallinn" E o Telliskivi S ESTONIA PST Sõle Koidu cc Merimetsa tee T A.Lauteri a al m PALDISKI A.Adamsoni E Ristiku Roosikrantsi ROCCA AL MARE ar E Vabaduse e A. Adamsoni KAARLI PST väljak 2 MERIMETSA Lille Wismari Rävala pst Villardi Kentmanni Lembitu Tehnika KASSISABATõnismägi Hariduse Kauka Tõnismägi Sakala Mustjõgi Ülase Madara Tatari Lee TULIKA Roopa Vabaõhumu Humala useumi tee Hipodroom LUISE Tuvi Lille MUSTJÕE MNT rika Endla Koidu P.Süda TATARI a a nga Lõuka j a ENDLA l PALDISKI V ä v Pirni "Kosmos" e Looga Taksopark LIIVALAIA HAABERSTI l Kuni l Oja ENDLA SUUR - TÕNISMÄE i Mustjõe Hipodroom L Rõika Mõisa AMEERIKA Lõuka Mustjõe Looga Piibeleheveere Mooni ENDLA ti Komeedi s M r Zoo Humala Köömne Pirni KESKLINN e õ Metalli b i Mehaanika Luha s Sirge Kõrgepinge Koskla Koskla Kaeravälja a Keemia a Otse Saturni Koidu Lõuka a Mooni Meleka p 0 0,5 1 km H VeskimetsaJoone Mureli Välja õ Külma Siire Tulika M l Välja äek l õrtsi u Pakase Käb PärituuleHärmatise Haigru l Meika Tehnika 6 PALDISKI MNT1 Räitsaka Seemne Tihase Liblika iku Veskimets Tuuleveski Kauri Lobjaka Marja Metsise SÕPRUSE PST 1:35 000 Halla LILLEKÜLA Haabersti Heinamaa RohumaaMustjõe Laki Rahe MUSTAMÄE TEE Tihase © REGIO 2012 KL-12-032 Artelli Vuti Talviku Kõrgemäe ots 1. Tallinn Zoo 2. Beach promenade with a bike lane 3. Paljassaare bird protection area with Pikakari Beach 4. Kopli Park Suur-Paljassaare Peninsula Väike-Paljassaare Peninsula 5. Kalamaja Cemetery Park 6. Seaplane Harbour Paljassaare 7. Suur-Patarei Prison 3 8. Culture Kilometre ornithological 9. Kultuurikatel (Culture Cauldron) protection area 10. Katariina Quai Pikakari beach 11. Bekker Port Paljassaare Peninsula 10 Katariina Quai 12. Vene-Balti Port (Russian-Baltic Port) 13. Meeruse Port PALJASSAARE Paljassaare Bay Paljassaare tee Tallinn Bay Paljassaare Kopli põik 5. liin 4.
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