Tallinna Raamatukogud

Opening hours

T–W, F
11–20
S
10–17
M, S
Closed
September 30 — Closed for a cleanup day
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Kännukuke library

Open today

11–20

Services

Kännukuke garden

Kännukuke garden is a place open to all for activities and socialising. The garden is organised by the NGO Ökoteaduslikkuse Klubi. Everyone has the opportunity to contribute:

  • by regularly participating in workshops and build-ups
  • caring for communal flower beds with others
  • taking care of your own personal flower bed
  • assisting with garden management

For more information about the Kännukuke Garden, visit the Kännukuke Garden’s Facebook group.

For visitors with special needs

  • You can get to the library via a ramp. You can get to the second floor by using the elevator, which you can use by asking the librarian.
  • There is an accessible toilet on the ground floor.
  • Service counter and hall has a hearing aid hearing loop, which you can use with your hearing aid in the hearing loop mode.
  • You can borrow a magnifying glass from the service counter.

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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

  • We are located right near the Lehola bus stop; buses 10, 13, 20, 24, 24A, 28, and 61
  • You can view public transportation schedules at tallinn.transport.ee

Parking

  • Visitors arriving by car can park for free in the library courtyard, which has 12 parking spaces.
  • When driving to the Kännukuke Library, use the Lehola bus stop on E. Vilde Street as a landmark. If you’re coming from Sõpruse puiestee, turn right after the bus stop; if you’re coming from Mustamäe tee, turn left before the bus stop. There’s also a sign with the library’s name on E. Vilde Street. Continue along the residential neighborhood’s internal road for about 100 meters; on the right-hand side, inside the fence, you’ll see a white two-story building. Drive through the gate—next to which is a sign reading “Kännukuke Library”—to enter the library’s courtyard.

Notifications

Language cafés in our libraries

Estonian and other language cafés held in our libraries. Free of charge.
28. August 2026 /

Using self-service devices with ID card. Use a barcode for identification

If you use an ID card as your library card, you can identify yourself at the self-service machines and len...
25. February 2026
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