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Niguliste church - Niguliste kirik
The church was laid down no later than 1316 with the money of German merchants from Gotland and named after St. Nicholas - the patron of travelers and sailors. It was rebuilt in the 15th AD. The church miraculously survived the during the Reformation of 1524, but it suffered a lot in 1944 during WWII. Today it houses a museum and a concert hall, where organ evenings are held.
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