Nurmenuku library
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Opening hours
Robots
Come alone or with the whole family to the library to play with robots!Come alone or with the whole family to the library to play with robots!
Sports equipment and outdoor games
From the sports equipment collection in the libraries of Kalamaja, Kännukuke, Laagna, Nurmenuku, Nõmme, Paepealse, Pelguranna and Pirita you can borrow free o...From the sports equipment collection in the libraries of Kalamaja, Kännukuke, Laagna, Nurmenuku, Nõmm...
Services
- You can borrow a ROMOSS sailing 3 battery bank for on-site use to recharge the batteries of your mobile phone and other digital devices.
- There are four computer workstations. All computers are equipped with office software and ID-card readers. You can book computer use time in advance by email or phone. WiFi is available in all our libraries.
You can borrow e-readers from Tallinn Libraries for 21 days without the possibility of extending the return period.
You can borrow a BOOX C65ML and BOOX Go Color 7 (Gen II) e-reader from the Nurmenuku library.
We offer free individual and group training in Tallinn Libraries. We will agree on the time and place of the training together. The topics can be adapted and combined. We’ll find the right option for you.
Training topics, venues and more information can be found here.→
Copies and printing
- We can print in black and white and in colour in A4 and A3 formats, see price list here→
Scanning
- Scanning by a librarian and sending to email 0,20 € per page.
You can play a variety of board games and table football in the library.
We invite kindergarten groups, classes and teachers to visit us for library hours.
- Library hour is an educational and participatory non-formal educational program in the library.
- It lasts about 45 minutes.
- Educational programmes are free of charge for Tallinn educational institutions! (except Culture Ticket classes). For institutions outside Tallinn, the library’s price list applies (except via Culture Backpack). ↓
Tallinn Libraries sell fiction (including children’s literature and poetry) and non-fiction books that are out of date, in large print or in new editions. Book prices start from € 0,15. The books on sale can be consulted at the library. The proceeds of the sale will be used to buy new books.
Libraries occasionally organise book fairs, keep an eye on our news, events calendar or join our newsletter. We also share information on our social media channels on Facebook and Instagram.
Come alone or with the whole family to the library to play with robots!
You can program LEGO WeDo2 robots in our library. It is recommended to book an appointment to program the robots by calling 683 0980 or by emailing nurmenuku@tln.lib.ee.
We offer readers the opportunity to use two different rooms for studying or working. The large group room can accommodate 12 people, the small one 2.
It is necessary to present a Tallinn Libraries reader card. By submitting a reader card, the user confirms that they are aware of the responsibility of the group room user.
From the sports equipment collection you can borrow for free of charge various training equipment, exercise and training games and other mobility-related equipment.
For readers with special needs
- Wheelchairs and strollers can access the library (4th floor) by elevator.
- We have an accessible toilet.
- The service counter is equipped with an hearing loop, which you can use with your hearing aid in hearing loop mode.
- You can borrow a magnifiying glass for on-site use.
→ see library accessibility in the LIPS information system
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Home service. If you are a resident of Tallinn and are temporarily or permanently disabled and unable to visit the library, you can use the library’s free home delivery service→
Public transport and parking
Public Transportation
- Buses 4, 10, 13, 26, 26A, 27, 28, 42, 45, 46, 54, 61, and 92 stop at the Nurmenuku stop near the library
- Buses 10, 12, 16, 27, 28, 37, 45, 46, 61, and 124 stop at the Meistri stop
- You can view public transportation schedules at transport.tallinn.ee
Parking
- Visitors arriving by car can park for free for 3 hours at the Õismäe Vaba Aja Keskus — which also houses the Nurmenuku Library—both in front of and behind the building. There is space for about ten cars on each side.
- If necessary, you can also park for free in the large parking lot next to the Haabersti District Government building, which has space for several dozen cars.