Saiakang passage where it meets the Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats) in the heart of Old Tallinn. III Draakon: The medieval-style tavern located directly in the town hall building (the large white structure on the left) is III Draakon ("The Third Dragon"). Famous for its elk soup, pies, and theatrical service where the landlady "scolds" customers, it offers an immersive medieval dining experience. The dragon waterspouts on the town hall facade give the tavern its name. The large merchant house with the stepped gable in the background (Raekoja plats 18) is known as Hopner House (Hopneri Maja). It is a prime example of a wealthy merchant's dwelling from the Hanseatic era, now used as a cultural venue. The street leading into the square is Saiakang ("White Bread Passage"). Its name dates back to the 13th century when it was lined with bakeries selling white bread, a luxury item at the time. It is one of the shortest and oldest streets in the city, connecting the square to Pikk St. Tallinn, Estonia

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