The "Noortemaja" (young people's house) or "Huuvikool" (Literally "hobby school", but sounds like vocational school), in Kanuti Aed (Canute's Garden), Tallinn.

View from Mere puiestee (Sea avenue) of Kanuti Aed (Canute's Garden), Tallinn. showing a hint of its French-style layout.

Tree and greenery in Kanuti Aed (Canute's Garden), Tallinn.

Sculpture of two boys with an umbrella by Mare Mikoff in Kanuti Aed. The sculpture depicts two naked young boys (4-8 years old?) sitting under an umbrella which also acts a fountain sheltering them from the resultling rain.

#Kanuti aed (Kanut)
#Tallinn #Kesklinn #Vanalinn #KolmasLinn
Canute’s garden (see Kanuti). On or by a one-time moat until 19th C. Land leased to #KanutiGild (Canute’s guild) in 1866 to create a...
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#KanutiAed (Kanut)
#Tallinn #Kesklinn #Vanalinn Allasum #KolmasLinn
#Canute’s garden (see #Kanuti). On or by a one-time moat until 19th C. Land leased to #KanutiGild (Canute’s guild) in 1866 to create a public garden. Used by travelling #circuses and evolving into an amusement part.
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Tallinn city streetsign with the streetname Vene on it.

View along Vene, Tallinn.

View along Vene, Tallinn.

View of the Saint Nicholas' Orthodox Church in Vene, Tallinn.

#Vene (Vene)
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Russian. There is a hypothesis that the term Vene shares the same origin as #Wend (see #Kanuti) and/or #Vend (although debated, see also #Ümera), as well as #Vandal and perhaps even #Vote/Votic (see #Kingissepa V.), and may once have designated
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Tallinn city streetsign with the streetname Kanuti on it.

View of Kanuti tanav, Tallinn.

View of Kanuti tanav, Tallinn.

#Kanuti (Kanut)
#Tallinn #Kesklinn #Vanalinn
Confusion in the #Danish House of #Knut (Canute). Canute’s Guild, Kanuti Gild, was a #Hanseatic merchant guild involving the more complex crafts: mainly goldsmiths, watchmakers, milliners, but also bakers, shoemakers and painters.
#History #Ajalugu
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