Where does the small gray man live?
Lake Ülemiste
Why were the people of Tallinn unhappy with their city before St Olaf’s church was built?
Tallinn was small and unremarkable and very few ships visited the city.
Who lived in the damp depths of the well?
A water spirit, an evil mermaid
What did the mysterious stranger want from the homeowner?
He wanted to rent out a room.
Which is the tallest church in Tallinn?
St Olaf's Church
What does the gray man ask every time he comes to visit?
“Is the city finished?”
What kind of deal did the builder offer the townsfolk?
What did the well-dweller want from the townsfolk?
For them to throw dead animals down the well.
What was not allowed for anyone to do during the Devil’s Wedding?
To eavesdrop
Which church has the oldest working clock in Tallinn?
Church of the Holy Spirit
What would happen if the gray man was ever told that the city is finished?
He would flood Tallinn with the water from Lake Ülemiste.
How did the spy find out the builder’s name?
He overheard his wife singing to their child.
Where in Tallinn is the Cat’s Well located?
On Rataskaevu Street
What did the homeowner do with the room where the Devil’s Wedding took place?
He sealed off the door and the window and drew curtains on the window
Which church is the oldest in Tallinn?
St Mary's Cathedral
What should you carry around with you in case the old gray man shows up and asks you the question?
A hammer and nails, or some tape?
What came out of the builder’s mouth after he died?
A frog and a snake
What did the well-dweller threaten to do if the townsfolk didn’t comply with his wishes?
To flood Tallinn
Who died after the Devil’s Wedding?
Which church held the first church service in Estonian?
Church of the Holy Spirit
When (time of year and time of day) does the little gray man visit Tallinn?
Every autumn, on a dark midnight
Where did the builder live?
In Haljala
How did the townsfolk solve the problem with the well-dweller?
They closed the well.
In which building did the Devil’s Wedding take place?
Rataskaevu 16
Which church was dedicated to the patron saint of sailors?
St Nicholas' Church