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Toompea Castle.
Paldiski Highway the Toompea Street.
The Toompea Palace.
The Drama Faculty opened in the building of the former Toomkool in Toompea.
Toompea Complex.
The upper is on the hill of Toompea(from Estonian Toompea- which means“cathedral hill”).
Toompea hill(Upper town).
In the course of more than 800 years, all different rulers have left their mark in Toompea castle complex.
Toompea Castle- a 13th-century stone fortress, built to protect residents from invaders;
Plaque on the building of Government of Estonia, Toompea, commemorating government members killed by communist terror.
Toompea is also the location of several foreign embassies to Estonia, namely those of Finland, the Netherlands, Portugal, and the office of the embassy of Canada.
When Tallinn capitulated to Eric XIV of Sweden in 1561,the king decided not to change the status quo in the relations between Toompea and Lower Town.
The fires are one cause why Toompea looks architecturally different and newer from the Lower Town.
During the years 1987- 1993 extensive renovation and reconstruction took place in the building of the Drama Faculty, which enabled the faculty tostart using the entire two-story building in Toompea.
In 1903, when the Patkuli stairswere built near the northern end of the hill, Toompea got a new access from the direction of the main railway station of Tallinn.
In Estonian mythology Toompea is known as the tumulus mound over the grave of Kalev, erected in his memory by his grieving wife Linda, as described in the national epic Kalevipoeg:.
Once used for market trading and public executions,this cobbled square is located east of Toompea, and the long and steep Pikk jalg street leads to the castle.
Toompea was joined with Tallinn(Lower Town) as late as in 1878, when during the period of Russification the previous laws governing the two towns were replaced with Russian administrative law.
As reported by the Royal Institute of International Affairs: on September 21 the Estonian national government was proclaimed,Estonian forces seized the government buildings in Toompea and ordered the German forces to leave.
Most of the vassals chose Toompea for their residence- living in their estates in the conquered countryside was deemed too dangerous; by the end of the 13th century the Great Castle was densely populated.
In 1219, under the pretext of helping German colonists in the Baltic lands and with the blessing of the Pope, the army of Danish king Valdemar II, later named the Victorious, landed near Lyndanisse and, having captured the fort,settled down near Toompea hill.
Although a design by Erik Dahlbergh was approved in 1686, construction was slow due to financial difficulties and by the start of the Great Northern War only two bastions had been completed around Toompea as intended- the Swedish Bastion and the Ingermanland Bastion, both protecting Toompea from the south.
In Estonian mythology Toompea is known as the tumulus mound over the grave of Kalev, erected in his memory by his grieving wife Linda, as described in the national epic Kalevipoeg: Linda mourned for Kalev for one month after another till three months had passed, and the fourth was far advanced.
Other notable sites in Toompea include the building of the Government of Estonia(also known as"The Stenbock House") and the building of the Estonian Knighthood, which from the early 1990s until 2005 housed the Estonian Art Museum and since 2009 is temporarily used by the Estonian Academy of Arts.