Järveküla

Järveküla is home to an archaeological monument known as Kultusekivi, or the cup-marked stone. The stone has six regular cup marks. The first stage of the Ülemiste Promenade covered the initial section of the recreational paths between Järveküla and Lake Ülemiste. Sports facilities include opportunities for ball games, as well as facilities for football, basketball and skateboarding. Bus route R6 connects Uuesalu, Kindluse School, Järveküla School and Peetri School.

Kultusekivi is an archaeological monument in Järveküla. Its six regular cup marks are a distinctive feature of the stone. The term “cup-marked stone” also refers to this distinctive form. Those interested in archaeological monuments will find a specific cultural point of interest here, distinct from the area’s sports and landscape-related attractions.

At Järveküla spordihoone, adults can book time for ball games in the evenings and at weekends. This option is limited to the specified users and times. Separate from this are the facilities at Järveküla Stadium: there is an artificial-turf football pitch and an outdoor basketball court.

The Kindluse spordihoone complex includes a heated pneumatic football hall and a skatepark. These are different sports and types of facilities: ball games at Järveküla spordihoone, football and basketball at the stadium, and football and skateboarding at the Kindluse spordihoone complex. When planning your trip, this distinction is more useful than describing the area broadly as a sports destination.

The first stage of the Ülemiste Promenade covered the initial section of the recreational paths between Järveküla and Lake Ülemiste. A recreation area is also planned, which is expected to be about 400 metres from Lake Ülemiste. This distance refers to the planned area; it is not a statement about the location of the entire promenade or a section of the path.

When finding your way around, it is useful to distinguish between the section described as part of the first stage and the planned recreation area. The information therefore covers two different aspects of the Ülemiste Promenade: a section of the recreational paths and the intended location of the area by the lake.

Bus route R6 connects Uuesalu, Kindluse School, Järveküla School and Peetri School. These place names indicate the route’s stops. When learning about Järveküla, it is important to note that Kindluse School is not the same as the Kindluse spordihoone complex.

More destination pages to help plan your trip: Pärispea, Lööra, Tuhala, Laagri, Tallinn, Vikipalu, Jüri and Hara.

How many cup marks does Kultusekivi have?

Kultusekivi in Järveküla has six regular cup marks.

What sports facilities are available at Järveküla Stadium?

The stadium has an artificial-turf football pitch. There is also an outdoor basketball court.

How far is the planned recreation area expected to be from Lake Ülemiste?

The planned area is expected to be about 400 metres from Lake Ülemiste.

Which places does bus route R6 connect?

The route connects Uuesalu, Kindluse School, Järveküla School and Peetri School.

For the broader travel overview: Harju.