- Linnahall was purpose-built for the sailing events of the 1980 Moscow Olympics, showcasing Estonia's maritime heritage to the world.
- As to why moving into the Linnahall complex is important and needed for the Estonian National Opera, according to Mae is a matter of space.
- Resembling a cross between a nuclear bunker, a WWII sea-fort and some inscrutable temple to a vanished god, the Linnahall is in fact a covered concrete…
- A huge complex called Linnahall is located in Tallinn, Estonia. Initially, it was known as the VI Lenin Palace of Culture and Sport.
- Linnahall is an abandoned Soviet-era concert hall, built during the Moscow Olympics in 1980. Check out a selection of photos of this old Soviet monument.
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- Linnahall was among the structures erected for the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics, the yachting regatta of which was held in Tallinn.
- Linnahall’s architect Raine Karp has approved the work saying that the mural is a better temporary solution than the poorly maintained facade was.
- See 532 photos and 21 tips from 2844 visitors to Linnahall. "Built for the '80 Olympics, this decaying concrete hulk is a former sport and culture..."