Kivimäe

Kivimäe is a residential subdistrict in northern Tallinn with family homes, parks, and wide paved streets designed for walking. The area features green spaces and pathways that connect neighborhoods in an organized and accessible way.

The area was part of the city of Nõmme, which existed as an independent municipality before being absorbed into Tallinn in the early 2000s. This expansion brought changes to infrastructure while preserving much of the original residential character.

The Music High School serves as a cultural hub where young musicians from across the city come to study and perform. Local schools and institutions shape the rhythm of daily life in this residential neighborhood.

A train station on the Elron western route connects this subdistrict directly to central Tallinn and neighboring areas for quick travel. Local shops and supermarkets are within walking distance, making daily errands convenient.

A memorial stone in the neighborhood honors Voldemar Panso, an important theater director and actor who shaped Estonian cultural life. The stone sits quietly in a local area, marking his connection to the community.