A lively intersection of Suur-Karja and Vana turg. The central white building with the high, decorated gable (Suur-Karja 1) is a significant medieval structure known as the Bishop's House. Dating back to the 13th–14th centuries, it historically served as the residence for the bishops of Tallinn. Its facade features Gothic niches and a hoist beam, typical of wealthy Hanseatic merchant homes. To the right, the outdoor terrace belongs to Kuldse Notsu Kõrts (Golden Piglet Inn), located at Dunkri 8 (which intersects here). This restaurant is famous for its authentic Estonian cuisine, serving dishes like sausage feasts and pork knuckle based on traditional recipes. On the far left, the corner of the heavy stone building (Suur-Karja 18) houses residential apartments. The area is a bustling hub, filled with restaurants and cafes that spill out onto the cobblestones, overlooked by the spire of St. Nicholas' Church in the background. Tallinn, Estonia

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