coach, goalkeeping coach of the national team Martin Müürsepp (born 1974), basketball player and coach Sergei Pareiko (born 1977), goalkeeper, 65 appearances for Estonia Andres Oper (born 1977), footballer and coach, assistant manager of the national team Kristen Viikmäe (born 1979), footballer. She played for JK Nõmme Kalju. Irina Embrich (born 1980), épée fencer Joel Lindpere (born 1981), footballer. He made 107 appearances for Estonia. Remy Põld (born 1992), basketball player Anett Kontaveit (born 1995), tennis player, highest-ranked Estonian singles player Ralf Aron (born 1998), race car driver Jüri Vips (born 2000), race car driver, competitor in the FIA Formula 2 Championship Paul Aron (born 2004), race car driver Twin towns – sister cities Tallinn is twinned with: Annapolis, United States Dartford, United Kingdom Ghent, Belgium Groningen, Netherlands Kiel, Germany Kyiv, Ukraine Kotka, Finland Malmö, Sweden Riga, Latvia Schwerin, Germany Venice, Italy Vilnius, Lithuania Elazıg, Turkey Gallery See also Legends of Tallinn Revaltoppe Tallinn Marathon Walls of Tallinn Notes References Bibliography Books and articles Burch, Stuart. An unfolding signifier: London's Baltic exchange in Tallinn. Journal of Baltic Studies 39.4 (2008): 451–473. Hallas, Karin, ed. 20th Century Architecture in Tallinn (Tallinn, The Museum of Estonian Architecture, 2000). Kattago, Siobhan. War memorials and the politics of memory: The Soviet war memorial in Tallinn. Constellations 16.1 (2009): 150–166. online Naum, Magdalena. Multi-ethnicity and material exchanges in Late Medieval Tallinn. European Journal of Archaeology 17.4 (2014): 656–677. online Õunapuu, Piret. The Tallinn department of the Estonian National museum: History and developments. Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore 48 (2011): 163–196. Pullat, Raimo. Brief history of Tallinn (Estopol, 1999). Travel guides External links The Website of the City of Tallinn (official) Visit Tallinn official city guide Panoramas of Tallinn Old Town 3D model of Tallinn Old Town Historical footage of Tallinn, 1920 (archive), filmportal.de Capitals in Europe Cities and towns in Estonia Populated coastal places in Estonia Municipalities of Estonia Populated places in Harju County Port cities and towns in Estonia Port cities and towns of the Baltic Sea Viking Age populated places Members of the Hanseatic League World Heritage Sites in Estonia