Tallinn Gate
Gate · Vana-Tallinna 1, Pärnu
The one remaining section of the 17th-century, star-shaped Swedish ramparts that once surrounded old Pärnu. The gate and its moat, now Vallikäär Park, ended at the main road to the river-ferry crossing and Tallinn road. Includes a scale model of the historic ramparts.
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The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving 17th-century city wall gate in the Baltic states, serving as a historic entrance to Pärnu.
The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving gate of a 17th-century city wall in the Baltic states. Until 1710, it was called the Carl Gustav Gate (after a Swedish king). In front of the gate, a bridge crosses the moat, which ...
Translated by machine ·The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving gate of a 17th-century city wall in the Baltic states. Until 1710, it was called the Carl Gustav Gate (after a Swedish king). In front of the gate, a bridge crosses the moat, which ...
Translated by machine ·The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving gate of a 17th-century city wall in the Baltic states. Until 1710, it was called the Carl Gustav Gate (after a Swedish king). In front of the gate, a bridge crosses the moat, which ...
Translated by machine ·The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving gate of a 17th-century city wall in the Baltic states. Until 1710, it was called the Carl Gustav Gate (after a Swedish king). In front of the gate, a bridge crosses the moat, which ...
Translated by machine ·The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving gate of a 17th-century city wall in the Baltic states. Until 1710, it was called the Carl Gustav Gate (after a Swedish king). In front of the gate, a bridge crosses the moat, which ...
Translated by machine ·The Tallinn Gate is the only surviving gate of a 17th-century city wall in the Baltic states. Until 1710, it was called the Carl Gustav Gate (after a Swedish king). In front of the gate, a bridge crosses the moat, which ...
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