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PIRITA Protected objects and recreation grounds 1 Tallinn aims at obtaining the title of the European Green Capital by the year 2018. Achieving that goal requires a lot of responsible work so that the city would meet many environmental demands: green areas must be appropriate for everyone and be a part of the public domain; air quality and noise pollution, garbage disposal, water consumption and wastewater purification need to comply with standards. e image of a green capital is illustrated by environmentally friendly and safe beaches with excellent water quality and the functional infrastructure of natural values that allow city dwellers to spend a pleasant holiday here. Green areas in urban environments need to be preserved and used well. is is something we all have to work for in the name of the title of the Green Capital. Arvo Sarapuu Deputy Mayor of Tallinn 2 Pirita, a holiday area loved by the people of Tallinn, is situated in the north-eastern part of Tallinn. Pirita is popular both in summer as well as in winter, since here you can swim, take a walk in the woods or go skiing. Lillepi Park is very popular among roller skaters, who have a special roller skaters’ lane there. Pirita also offers plenty of activities for sailors, swimmers, bicyclists, skiers, athletes and recreational sports enthusiasts. The centre of Pirita grew up around the convent. It was established in the 15th century at the initiative of the people of Tallinn. The three-aisle church was completed in 1436 and was built on the land that had been gifted to the convent by the Livonian Order. The statutes of the convent were prepared in Sweden, Vadstena Abbey, under Pirita Convent the directions of Birgitta Gudmarsson, also known as Saint Birgitta (Bridget of Sweden). Pirita received its name from the name of the convent dedicated to Saint Birgitta. Pirita Convent was destroyed in the Livonian War. The monumental western gable, walls and foundation of the convent have been preserved. In summers, concerts are organised in the ruins of the convent. Next to the ruins, a new convent of the Bridgettine Order operates. 3 Reminders for beach visitors 1. Remember and respect the rules of conduct while at the beach. 2. Preserve nature. 3. At the beach, behave and act so that you yourself would like to go back. 4. Playing ball may disturb other holiday-makers – it is only allowed in places where others are not nearby. 5. Put your rubbish in the litter bin. We are very thankful if you pick up trash even left there by others. 6. Making a fire and barbecuing are TOP Marina Tallinn Bay PIRITA LINNAOSA VALITSUS Guarded area Football TOP Volleyball Area for the disabled Exercise facilities u tee Beach building Volleyball ik Mähe stream as Ka Kalev Exercise e- Marina facilities äh M Pirita River Teesuuoja stream Miniature Football golf Merivälja tee Toomiku tee Mähe tee Andrekse tee Jahimehe tee Merivälja tee Merivälja tee Pirita District Metsavahi tee Meremehe tee Administration Swimming beach Sorted garbage disposal No dogs allowed Kalamehe tee Supluse pst Supluse R Lifeguard tower a Drinking water Playground Kloostrimetsa n Puki tee Metsavahi p d v First aid, lifeguard Showers e Surf area Ruins of r Jahimehe põik e Pirita Convent Meremehe tee Information stand Toilet t e Beach area 0 100 200 m e Cafe Toilet for the disabled E.Bornhöhe tee Children’s area tee Metsniku t Kiosk Kuusenõmme tee Bus stop a tee P 1:10 000 ssilak a U d © REGIO 2012 KL-12-032 Car park Taxi stop Activity area r Mõrra tee i k u t e e Reminders for beach visitors only allowed on the picnic sites marked on the map. 7. Do not bring glass bottles or other possibly dangerous items to the beach. 8. Please leave your pets at home. 9. Riding a bicycle is only allowed on bike lanes. It is strictly forbidden to cycle on the beach. 10. Camping and riding horses on the beach is not allowed. 11. Park your car in the car park or on streets further away. TOP Marina Tallinn Bay PIRITA LINNAOSA VALITSUS Guarded area Football TOP Volleyball Area for the disabled Exercise facilities u tee Beach building Volleyball ik Mähe stream as Ka Kalev Exercise e- Marina facilities äh M Pirita River Teesuuoja stream Miniature Football golf Merivälja tee Toomiku tee Mähe tee Andrekse tee Jahimehe tee Merivälja tee Merivälja tee Pirita District Metsavahi tee Meremehe tee Administration Swimming beach Sorted garbage disposal No dogs allowed Kalamehe tee Supluse pst Supluse R Lifeguard tower a Drinking water Playground Kloostrimetsa n Puki tee Metsavahi p d v First aid, lifeguard Showers e Surf area Ruins of r Jahimehe põik e Pirita Convent Meremehe tee Information stand Toilet t e Beach area 0 100 200 m e Cafe Toilet for the disabled E.Bornhöhe tee Children’s area tee Metsniku t Kiosk Kuusenõmme tee Bus stop a tee P 1:10 000 ssilak a U d © REGIO 2012 KL-12-032 Car park Taxi stop Activity area r Mõrra tee i k u t e e Tare tee Lääne tee VIIMSI Lahe tee Kalda tee Hõbekuuse tee Nelgi tee METSAKASTI tee tee Viirpuu tee Daalia Pirni tee tee Merivälja e Lääne te tee e ls e Vaate Aianduse e park a t tee H Lodjapuu tee e e ek Arnika tee p s i tee Mureli tee e a Salu Vabarna tee Kõdra tee ä v Kesktee Pojengi tee ar Kressi tee Priimula tee M T e Võra tee Kirsi te Tuule sa Lodumetsa tee k Viimsi tee tee tee tee a rv RANNA TEE ge tee n Kesktee e A e t Ida u Astla tee ukese tee u l Jasmiini tee ikel tee a 8 p tee Kummeli tee M a P Nurme g Ä Merivälja dock u Leedri tee R e Tõusu J Oblika tee e N at Lõhmuse Mugula tee i A A Vabarna tee Kõivu lle tee M ukkili Haaviku tee Haaviku E R E Ä nuku Lauri T E E R E Ranniku tee DV T N E RA Aianduse tee E tee e 1. Lillepi Park tee tee e t Ä MERIVÄLJA ig Arnika tee e r Tolmuka tee Liilia n u tee r L m e i 2. Pirita Sports Centre, cemetery and chapel Jasmiini tee ille h i ä L v e tee a Lehiku Vahtramäe teeSiniladva tee S m t u e ä e Kastevarre tee Palderjani i 3. Tallinn Olympic Sailing Centre Soovõha tee s e le tee Sitska Ubalehe tee p te MÄHE e a 4. Kalev Yacht Club tee tee tee Kupra J u m e e i 5. Ruins of Pirita Convent t k a u k t i e s Pajustiku tee tee e e Toomiku 6. Pirita seawall a e a tee t Kõlviku K P - a dri e e e ku te Andrekse tee ä 7. Pirita Beach h ä V P m Lauri ä M õ e u s v r a a ig tee k 8. Merivälja dock t o L Ä e Nõ o eed e e ik r u Mähe tee a Pikse- 9. Metsakalmistu (Metsa Cemetery) peni Jahe tee Öölase Matka tee Varju 10. Tallinn Botanic Garden S Vilu tee o e Lepiku te m Vaksiku a tee p k a 11. Tallinn TV Tower a MERIVÄLJA TEE l i t e s e s U LEPIKU tee 7 Puki tee Lumiku Sirp ti Tallinn iv Kuusenõmme tee a tee Uduselja TEE Täpiku RE VE Kloostrimets Lepiku Bay RAND Kalamehe tee Pirita River Uduselja Sompa tee Sompa Tallinn Jahimehe TV Tower ee pi t Supluse ane tee Mõrra tee valley landscape Põdrak Metsakalmistu 11 pst 9 6 Tallinn protection area Kiviaia Pirita Marina Botanic Garden Metsavahi tee 10 Pirita Linnaosa tee Valitsus PIRITA O KL OSTRI Kalmuse tee MET SA TEE 5 Purje 3 4 KLOOSTRIMETSA Kiviaia tee TEE Pirita Pirita River Sports Centre Masti Pirita cemetery and chapel PIRITA 2 ik õ Rummu tee p e s Rahvakooli t o Lükati tee Regati pst K KOSE Kosemetsa 1 Metsakooli Mesika tee Lillepi Park Kose tee Puhkekodu tee Nurmiku Vabaõhukooli tee Kose tee tee Kose tee Haljas tee tee Jaanilille t Helmiku tee Puhkekodu tee Paju Papli Haljas tee Hiie Lepa Purde Mesika p Veeriku tee Veeriku Kelluka tee Kelluka Punga Jaaniku Kaunis Lõosilma Urva Kase Tõru Jääraku tee Pähkli Sarapuu Saare Tamme E.Särgava allee Lepa p Varsaallika Kase MNT Vabaõhukooli tee Künnapuu Lehise Tarja Vormsi NARVA 0 300 600 m Kuslapuu MAARJAMÄE Kihnu 1:25 000 LäänemereKURISTIKU tee © REGIO 2012 KL-12-032 Tare tee Lääne tee VIIMSI Lahe tee Kalda tee Hõbekuuse tee Nelgi tee METSAKASTI tee tee Viirpuu tee Daalia Pirni tee tee Merivälja e Lääne te tee e ls e Vaate Aianduse e park a t tee H Lodjapuu tee e e ek Arnika tee p s i tee Mureli tee e a Salu Vabarna tee Kõdra tee ä v Kesktee Pojengi tee ar Kressi tee Priimula tee M T e Võra tee Kirsi te Tuule sa Lodumetsa tee k Viimsi tee tee tee tee a rv RANNA TEE ge tee n Kesktee e A e t Ida u Astla tee ukese tee u l Jasmiini tee ikel tee a 8 p tee Kummeli tee M a P Nurme g Ä Merivälja dock u Leedri tee R e Tõusu J Oblika tee e N at Lõhmuse Mugula tee i A A Vabarna tee Kõivu lle tee M ukkili Haaviku tee Haaviku E R E Ä nuku Lauri T E E R E Ranniku tee DV T N E RA Aianduse tee E tee e 1.
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