Nõmme is Tallinn's greenest and quietest district, characterized by pine forests, historic wooden villas, and a garden city atmosphere. The former independent city has preserved its unique identity and is especially popular among families who value peace and proximity to nature.

Nõmme developed from a summer resort to a garden city in the late 19th century, receiving city rights in 1926. It was an independent city until 1940 when it was merged with Tallinn. The area's history is connected to the construction of the railway in 1870, which brought summer visitors and later permanent residents.

Nõmme Market, Glehn Castle and Park, Nõmme-Mustamäe Landscape Reserve, Harku Forest, Vana-Mustamäe Manor, Nõmme Railway Station, Hiiu Stadium, Pääsküla Bog, several manor parks and hiking trails.

Rail connection to the city center (Elron trains), bus lines. Smaller shops and services in Nõmme center. Several schools and kindergartens. Tallinn Children's Hospital is located in the area. Excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling in nature. Peaceful and safe living environment.

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Nõmme

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Historia ja luonne

Kiinnostavat kohteet

Infrastruktuuri ja liikenne