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Where does Impact Day take place? What makes Estonia and Tallinn such a great place to be and/or live in and what is their relationship with sustainability? Let's find out!

About the venue, Tallinn & Estonia

  • Venue: Kultuurikatel (Tallinn Creative Hub)

    Impact Day takes place at Kultuurikatel / Tallinn Creative Hub (Kursi 3, Tallinn) which is 4,7 km from Tallinn Airport, 2,7 km from the city’s central bus station and 1,3 km from central railway station of Tallinn (Baltic Station).

    Click here for directions.

    STAGES

    While the Impact Stage features engaging debates and pitches then on the Sustainability Stage you can develop your own skills and on the Inspiration Stage you can hear inspiring stories from influencers & impacters.

    EXPO AREA

    The Impact Day expo area is the Mecca of sustainability. Companies can gain new clients or cooperation partners by showcasing themselves among Baltic’s & Nordic’s 50+ impact or responsible businesses.

    VIP LOUNGE

    With a VIP ticket you can access to the backstage and have the possibility to meet privately with our TOP speakers.

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    The Creative Hub is one of the most unique creative and event spaces in Northern Europe. The industrial interior of the complex has inspired legendary film-maker Andrei Tarkovski, wowed German Chancellor Angela Merkel and enchanted hundreds of other prominent figures. Approximately 300 events take place at the Creative Hub every year which are attended by 200,000+ people.

    The Creative Hub is located in the heart of Tallinn. It’s easy to get here by any means of transport and hotels are within walking distance.

    The building of the Creative Hub was completed as Tallinn City Central Power Station in 1913. After a long hiatus, the stunning industrial complex was re-opened in 2015 as a renovated universal creative and event centre. This centre, which creatively blends the old with the new, was the venue of the main events held during the presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2017.

    The Creative Hub is also home to advertising, digital and other creative agencies, creative industry development centres. The space at the Creative Hub designed to foster the creative industry was completed with a support structure grant awarded by Enterprise Estonia.

    The Creative Hub is the ideal place to realise high-flying ideas that help people develop and grow, touching their hearts and minds. We look forward to seeing you, so you can find out for yourself!

    More info about Kultuurikatel: https://kultuurikatel.ee/en

  • Visit Tallinn!

    Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia, located on the northern coast of the country on the Gulf of Finland. With a population of just over 400,000, it is the largest city in Estonia and an important cultural, economic, and political center for the country.

    Tallinn’s commitment to sustainability extends to its tourism industry as well. Many hotels and restaurants have implemented eco-friendly practices such as reducing energy and water usage, recycling, and using locally-sourced ingredients. Tallinn is also home to many sustainable tourism attractions, such as museums and cultural sites that are carefully managed to minimize environmental impact.

    For useful advice and inspiration on Tallinn’s top attractions, activities, events, and places to eat and drink, check out the city’s official tourism portal, visittallinn.ee, or follow @VisitTallinn on social media.

     

  • Where to stay?

    We recommend Tallink hotels!

    All Tallink hotels have been certified with the Green Key eco-label, which assures the guests that Tallink works daily towards maintaining a sustainable world.

    • Tallink City Hotel has a modern atmosphere and an exclusive location in the heart of Tallinn. Here the exquisite flavours served at the grill restaurant and lobby bar await you. Use the link to get discounted prices for the stay!

    • Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel is located next to the magical Old Town. Here you can relax in the pools and saunas of the water centre, enjoy world flavours at restaurant Nero and pamper yourself at the Beauty and wellness centre. Use the link to get discounted prices for the stay!

    • You will love Tallink Express Hotel if you value affordability and simplicity. Guests of Express hotel may also enjoy the beauty and wellness treatments as well as saunas and pools of the water centre located in the adjacent Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel. Use the link to get discounted prices for the stay!

     

  • Welcome to Estonia!

    Despite its small size, Estonia has a rich cultural history and a thriving contemporary culture.

    One of the coolest things about Estonia is that it is one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world, with high-speed internet available even in remote areas. Estonia is also the birthplace of Skype, Wise and Bolt and has been at the forefront of technological innovation for many years.

    In addition to its digital prowess, Estonia is also a leader in sustainable practices. The country is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and has set ambitious goals for carbon neutrality by 2050. Estonia has invested heavily in renewable energy, particularly wind and biomass, and has made significant progress in increasing energy efficiency.

    Estonia, however, offers incredible opportunities for diverse experiences, both in its cultural, scientific, and entrepreneurial realms. In Estonia, you’ll find a plethora of places to admire and explore. This small Baltic gem boasts a rich tapestry of historical sites, innovative achievements, and a thriving cultural scene. Whether you’re wandering through the enchanting streets of Tallinn’s Old Town, engaging with cutting-edge technologies in the tech-savvy hubs, or immersing yourself in the beauty of its pristine natural landscapes, Estonia seamlessly combines tradition with modernity. Discover the allure of this Baltic nation, where every corner unveils a unique story and each experience adds to the vibrant mosaic that is Estonia.

    More info & reasons why to visit Estonia: www.visitestonia.com/en/

    Impact Day, the largest impact and sustainability festival in the Baltics & Nordics, will bring together 4,500 people, businesses and organisations from the Baltics and the Nordic countries who are creating a positive impact on the world. The festival will take place during October 10-12, 2024 at the Põhjala factory in Tallinn. Impact Day festival is supported by the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency in the amount of 30 000€.

Estonia is diverse and worth discovering!

See what all there is to experience!

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