Drink

HALL

Klubi HALL

Techno music club.

nightlife

Address: Peetri 6
Getting there: at Kalamaja district; about 6 km from airport and 2 km from railway station
Hours: Fri–Sat 00:00–09:00
Website: hall.vision (opens in a new tab)

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