Aia käik (Aed)

Not quite the passage its designation of käik suggests, just a couple of steps and a respectably vertical wall next to a reasonably-fast-food joint. See Aia for details. See also Aia tänav and Aia tee.

Aia tänav (Aed)

Known as Aia tänav since at least 1908 (although a Russian counterpart, Садовая [Sadovaya, existed in 3 versions, see Kiige and Rohula] is recorded for 1907, sadly, the street has no 302А...), passing through Valli and Wallstraße (1873), Rohuaja (grass / herbal remedy garden, 1885) and Ujula (1958-1987) during the Soviet occupation after which it was restored to its original name. See Aia for details. See also Aia käik and Aia tee.

Aia tee (Aed)

Street in Merivälja, first recorded in 1924, switched to Aiatee tänav in 1987 when Aia tänav regained its name (no duplicates please!), then back to Aia tee in 2014 (duplicates are cool!). Such are the joys of odonymy. See Aia for details. See also Aia käik and Aia tänav.

Admiraliteedi [bassein] (Admiraliteet)

Formerly known as Laevaremonditehase bassein, (from laev (ship), remont (repair), tehas (workshop), i.e. shipyard, Admiraliteedi bassein or Admiralty dock was commissioned by Peter I in 1714 to service the Russian Navy. Today, it is used for the more peaceful purposes of yachting.

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