Gingko tree at Süda street

The Ginkgo biloba tree stands tall with fan-shaped leaves that transform from green to bright yellow during autumn months at this central location.

This specific Ginkgo tree was planted in 1762, representing one of the earliest documented specimens of its species in northern Europe.

The tree belongs to a species that existed during the time of dinosaurs and remains the sole survivor of the entire Ginkgoales order.

Located in central Tallinn, this protected natural monument demonstrates high resistance to urban conditions and maintains stable growth throughout seasonal changes.

The Ginkgo biloba at Süda street contains genetic material that remained unchanged for over 200 million years, making it a living connection to prehistoric times.

GPS coordinates: 59.43019,24.74541

Latest update: March 5, 2025 17:13