Haabersti is a diverse district on Tallinn's western edge, extending from the Rocca al Mare coastline to the Väike-Õismäe residential areas. The area offers a good balance between nature and urban life, being known for its parks, beach area, and family-friendly environment.

The Haabersti area was mainly agricultural until the mid-20th century. Massive housing construction began in the 1970s when Väike-Õismäe and Mustjõe residential areas were built. Rocca al Mare got its Italian-style name meaning 'rock by the sea'.

Estonian Open Air Museum in Rocca al Mare, Rocca al Mare Shopping Center, Lake Harku, Õismäe Ponds, Kakumäe Beach, Zoo, Haabersti roundabout business buildings, Paldiski Road business district.

Bus lines connect the area to the city center. Easy car access to the Via Baltica highway. Several schools, kindergartens, and sports facilities. Rocca al Mare center offers a wide selection of shops. Lake Harku and Kakumäe Beach provide leisure opportunities.

Estonian Open Air Museum in Rocca al Mare, Rocca al Mare Shopping Center, Lake Harku, Õismäe Ponds, Kakumäe Beach, Zoo, Haabersti roundabout business buildings, Paldiski Road business district.

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