There are cities that are steeped in history, and there are places breathing the future, and then there is Tallinn. The capital of Estonia is no ordinary city, regardless of the perspective you take. With a population of nearly 450,000 citizens, this is a powerful economic, business, and, what is more, technological hub in the Baltic region. Commercial property in Tallinn has been recently 'occupied' by some of the world's brightest and most promising technology start-ups. Producing half of the country's GDP, Tallinn has managed to raise the bar of its citizens' well-being 172% above Estonia's average. The city's developed infrastructure, coupled with a strategically advantageous location, renders it as a perfect spot for placing one's commercial presence, just like Skype, Ericsson, Equioner, Arvato, Telia, and other major companies did. Meanwhile, recurring to the subject of Tallinn being the IT capital of Europe, even NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence is stationed in the country’s biggest and most prosperous city.
