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Neljapäeval kl 9.00-12.00 ja 14.00-17.00
Reedel kell 9.00-12.00;
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Maardu as a capable partner and an important link in Estonia's economy.
Located just 15 minutes from Estonia’s capital, Maardu is a young, vibrant city brimming with potential. Neighboring Viimsi and Jõelähtme municipalities, Maardu has earned recognition both locally and internationally for its resilience, capabilities, and future-oriented vision. The city proudly maintains relationships with over 20 twin cities across the globe, fostering partnerships in culture, education, youth engagement, sports, and business. These collaborations have established Maardu as a key participant in international cultural exchanges, with the city’s creative groups performing at global festivals and youth taking part in events and competitions abroad.
For decades, Maardu has been a cornerstone of Estonia’s economy, thriving as a transit and industrial hub. Strategically located at the intersection of sea, rail, and road routes, the city benefits from its prime geopolitical position. At the heart of Maardu’s economic strength is Muuga Port, Estonia’s largest international cargo port, which reinforces the city’s status as a vital link in global trade.
Looking ahead, the construction of the Tallinn-Helsinki tunnel and the Rail Baltica railway will further elevate Maardu’s significance, paving the way for the city to emerge as the leading transit and logistics center in the Baltic States. With its unique blend of innovation, collaboration, and strategic foresight, Maardu stands poised for a dynamic future.
A city for the youth, where opportunities are always within your grasp
Maardu is a vibrant and youthful city, home to over fifty nationalities, with an average age of just 35–36 years. Known as a city for the young, Maardu offers excellent opportunities for education, work, and a fulfilling leisure life.
The city features three kindergartens, three general education schools, and the Maardu School of Arts. Maardu Gymnasium provides both traditional and flexible non-stationary learning options, standing out with its innovative language immersion program. This approach successfully integrates students from Russian-speaking families into an Estonian-speaking environment while fostering a deeper understanding of both cultures and traditions.
Kallavere Secondary School takes this a step further with its unique triple-language immersion program, where subjects are taught in Estonian, English, and Russian. This multilingual environment provides students with an exceptional opportunity to develop language skills and thrive in a diverse educational setting.
Maardu proves that education and cultural diversity go hand in hand, offering young people the best foundation for growth and self-realization.
Maardu offers abundant opportunities for an active and diverse lifestyle. The city is home to 15 sports clubs, 43 hobby groups, the Maardu City Library, and numerous vocal, dance, and creative studios. Among these, the Veer & Shpaga Theater and the Art Arena Studio stand out as enriching additions to the city's cultural life.
Maardu continues to grow and develop, with new residential buildings being constructed and the best conditions created to welcome young families into the community. The city cherishes a beautiful tradition of celebrating its youngest residents. Several times a year, the mayor hosts a ceremonial reception for newborns and their parents. This heartfelt event leaves lasting memories for families, who receive a silver spoon and a personalized certificate as a gift.
Maardu is a city that combines modern conveniences, a rich cultural life, and a caring community.
Well-known sports figures come from Maardu
Thanks to a wide range of sports opportunities, Maardu residents are active in various disciplines. The most successful athletes have brought many remarkable victories to the city.
The Maardu Olümp Kalev Club has been recognized for several years as the strongest boxing club in Estonia. Young taekwondo practitioners and sumo wrestlers have competed successfully at various levels of competition. Our underwater swimmers and competitive dancers are celebrated for their victories both in Estonia and across Europe. The Maardu Linnameeskond football team has won the First League (Esiliiga) and has experience playing in Estonia’s top-tier Premium League.
Sport in our city has taken on an international character – Maardu invites athletes from around the world to participate in international tournaments in boxing, Greco-Roman wrestling, rhythmic gymnastics and table tennis.
Maardu residents embrace their athletic spirit each year through events like the spring and autumn runs, the Maardu City Run health sports festival, and invigorating wellness hikes. During snowy winters, skiing competitions become a cherished tradition, while the under-ice fishing contest “Maardu Ahven” gathers enthusiasts for a unique challenge.
Rhythmic gymnastics shines brightly in Maardu, with three major tournaments held annually. Among them, “Baltic Autumn,” “May Lilies,” and the national “February Star” stand out as highlights. Sports enthusiasts also have the chance to compete in amateur volleyball, beach volleyball, and football tournaments.
For the youth, street workout and street dance tournaments are a favorite, drawing talented participants not only from Estonia but also from neighboring countries, showcasing a vibrant and dynamic community.
Meaningful free time
In addition to the vast array of leisure activities offered by the city, Maardu is home to several remarkable volunteer organizations and associations. These initiatives enable youth, adults, and seniors alike to feel valued and contribute meaningfully to their community, making a real difference in the city's life.
The Maardu Civic Association "Emade Linn" (Mothers’ City) brings together determined and proactive women who wish to play an active role in the city's social life, gain valuable knowledge, build friendships, and serve as role models for each other and the community. The association organizes sports events, hikes, educational lectures, and seminars, while also engaging in volunteer work and providing assistance to the elderly.
The Young Eagles (Noored Kotkad) and Home Daughters (Kodutütred) are volunteer organizations operating in Maardu under the wing of the Estonian Defense League. Their mission is to foster a spirit of patriotism, provide opportunities for personal development, and teach young people to become capable and resourceful leaders. Participants undergo diverse training, gaining essential knowledge in civics, history, safety, and survival skills. In Maardu, we nurture strong, courageous, and highly capable young individuals ready to lead with confidence and potential.
The Muuga Society is a valued partner of Maardu City, uniting Muuga residents and representing their shared wishes and interests. It empowers locals to actively contribute to the development of their community. The society organizes forums, cleanup campaigns, public events, home café days, fairs, and crisis management projects, all while enriching the life of the area and preserving the history of Muuga.
"Muuga is wonderful!" – with this motto, the Muuga Society serves as the voice and unifier of the local community, fostering a sense of togetherness and making the region a better place to live.
It is also important to highlight the work of the Maardu branch of The Estonian Society for Nature Conservation, which is dedicated to preserving and valuing the local natural environment. The society brings together nature enthusiasts who actively contribute to environmental protection projects and educational initiatives in the Maardu area. Their activities range from organizing nature hikes to protecting the habitats of endangered species. In collaboration with local residents and the municipality, the society is committed to shaping a greener future for Maardu.
The diversity of Maardu offers opportunities for the well-being, personal growth, and self-realization of every resident. Your well-being is our well-being, and your growth is our growth – which is why we value you and place you as our priority. You are warmly invited to join our society – come and be a part of it!
