A vibrant intersection in Tallinn's Old Town where Pikk St. meets Pühavaimu St. The white building with the stepped gable and tall, slender spire on the right is the Church of the Holy Spirit (Pühavaimu kirik). It is a 14th-century church that originally served the common people. A prominent feature on the church's white facade is the magnificent painted clock. Created by the woodcarver Christian Ackermann in 1684, it is the oldest public timepiece in Tallinn and is still in working order. The yellow building on the left (Pikk 16) is the famous Maiasmokk Café. Operating since 1864, it is the oldest continuously running café in Estonia. The ground floor features a beautifully preserved interior that has remained largely unchanged for nearly a century. Tallinn, Estonia
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Thu 16 Oct 2025 16:37:11 - Exposure: 1/250 sec - Aperture: F/8. - Focal length: 16 mm - ISO 400
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