On November 19, 2022, the square in front of the Terminal D, connecting the cruise terminal and North Tallinn via the Admiral Bridge and Kadriorg via Reidi Road, was opened to create additional recreational space while also offering a convenient connection to the city center for ship passengers.
Plenty of benches have been installed, and more than 100 trees and 3,500 bushes have been planted in the 4,500 m² square to create coziness.
Canopies have been built over the bus and taxi waiting areas for protection from the rain, large green areas with diverse greenery have been built, as well as an outdoor stage and two excitingly designed water attractions to mark the location of the historic Tõrvaköök (the Tar Kiln Building) and the Girard Canal.
Near the Admiral bridge is a nautical-themed recreation area with trampolines, speakers, and seating.