Rahumäe, Residential subdistrict in Nõmme district, Tallinn, Estonia.
Rahumäe is a residential subdistrict in Tallinn composed of low-rise buildings spread across a wider area, interspersed with green spaces and open courtyards. The neighborhood displays a mix of building styles that developed over different periods.
The area grew from rural outskirts into an established residential neighborhood, with major construction activity after World War II. This development largely shaped the district as it appears today.
The district maintains Estonian architectural traditions through its diverse building designs and hosts regular community events that strengthen neighborhood connections.
The area is well connected through Rahumäe railway station, which links the neighborhood to central Tallinn and other parts of the city. This proximity to public transport makes getting around straightforward for residents and visitors alike.
A former narrow gauge railway viaduct has been converted into a walking path, offering insight into the area's rail transport heritage. This pathway serves as a distinctive feature for those exploring the neighborhood on foot and discovering its transportation past.
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