Guide to visiting Tallinn TV Tower

Visit Tallinn TV Tower for sky-high views, a rotating restaurant, and a walk on the edge for thrill-seekers. Tickets sell out on busy days, so grab yours now and enjoy the city from above!

The Tallinn TV Tower, the tallest structure in Estonia at 314 meters (1,030 feet), is a renowned landmark 10 km from Tallinn’s city center, offering amazing panoramic views of the city, the Baltic Sea, and even Finland on clear days.

Originally built for radio and television broadcasting, it has transformed into a thrilling tourist destination, with an observation deck at 170 meters (558 feet) featuring glass floor sections for an exhilarating experience.

Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, enjoy an adrenaline-pumping edge walk, and indulge in traditional Estonian cuisine at the sky-high restaurant.

Cutting-edge VR experiences, a children’s play zone, and a compact museum showcasing Estonia’s technological milestones further enrich the visit.

This article covers everything you must know before booking tickets to the Tallinn Tower.

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# Tallinn TV Tower Tickets

It’s a good idea to get your Tallinn TV Tower tickets in advance. They sell out quickly, so making your reservation in advance ensures you won’t miss this amazing opportunity.

Key takeaways

Reserve tickets early to avoid last-minute disappointment, especially during peak days. Online booking helps you skip long lines at the entrance.

For a quieter experience, visit right at the opening (10 am) or in the evening before sunset for a breathtaking view of Tallinn’s skyline.

Most visitors spend 60–70 minutes exploring exhibits and the observation deck, but if you’re dining or trying the Edge Walk, allow extra time.

Sunset is the best time to enjoy a mesmerizing view of the cityscape. If you prefer a relaxed visit, mornings offer a peaceful experience with fewer crowds.

What’s ahead

Things to know before booking tickets

You can purchase Tallinn TV Tower tickets both online and at the venue, but online rates are often lower.

Booking in advance helps you skip long ticket queues and avoid last-minute disappointments.

Since ticket availability is limited, popular days may sell out, making early reservations a smart choice.

After completing your booking, your tickets will be emailed to you—no need for printouts.

Simply show the e-ticket on your smartphone along with a valid ID at the entrance.

Tallinn TV Tower tickets

With these Tallinn Tower tickets, you can access the TV Tower and explore all the exhibitions, such as the Hall of Fame, History Exhibition, and News Anchor Video Recording Room.

You can also enter the children’s play area, the cafe, and the 22nd floor up to 6 pm.

This ticket does not include a walk on the Edge, food and drinks, or a base boogie jump.

Ticket Prices

Adult (18+ years): €19
Child (7 to 17 years): €12
Pensioner (with valid ID): €12
Family (2 adults + max 5 children): €37

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Combo tickets

If you’re a local or international tourist, combo tickets are something you should know about.

Vienna is teeming with iconic attractions, and quite a few are near the Danube Tower, all within 30 minutes by car.

Combo tickets can help you visit them all by booking just once and at a much-discounted rate!

Tallinn TV Tower + Seaplane Harbour tickets

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Distance: 11.4 km (7.08 miles)

Time Taken: 16 minutes by car

Bolster your trip to combine it with a tour of Seaplane Harbour in Tallinn.

The Seaplane Harbour is an Estonian maritime museum.

In addition to exploring the wonders of the Tallinn TV Tower, this combo ticket grants you entry to the museum boats in the waterplane hangar, the flying harbor ticket, which includes seasonal shows, and admission to the ‘Sex and Sea Education’ exhibit.

Ticket Cost: €35

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Tallinn TV Tower + Skywheel Tallinn tickets

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Distance: 11.6 km (7.20 miles)

Time Taken: 15 minutes by car

Enhance your trip by combining it with the Skywheel of Tallinn Adventure.

The Skywheel of Tallinn is a Ferris wheel that takes you as high as 120 meters (394 feet) above sea level.

The Skywheel itself is 45 meters (148 feet) across, sitting on a 35-meter-high (114 feet) mall, situated on a 40-meter-high (131 feet) hill.

All these combinations make it the second-highest observation point in Tallinn after the Tallinn Tower.

Apart from the treasures of TV Tower, this combo ticket gives you access to the world-class observation pods of Tallinn Skywheel for a one-of-a-kind Ferris wheel ride that encapsulates the gorgeous beauty of Tallinn.

Ticket Cost: €26

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Opening hours

Tallinn TV Tower is open to visitors daily from 10 am to 7 pm.

On September 1, the TV Tower is open from 2 pm onwards.

The cafe and restaurant are open daily from 10 am to 9 pm.

During the daytime, admission to the cafe and restaurant is included in the TV Tower ticket.  

However, after 6 pm, you must purchase a restaurant ticket separately.

How long does the tour take

The duration for the Tallinn Tower tour is 60 to 70 minutes.

If you partake in activities such as the Edge Walk or plan to eat at the tower, you should budget 2 to 2.5 hours for the trip.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit the Tallinn Tower is at 10 am as soon as it opens.

Visiting during this time lets you enjoy your trip without any rush and top it up with a delicious brunch at the Tower Cafe.

The view from the Tallinn Tower right before sunset is mesmerizing; hence, evenings are also great to plan a visit.

Tallinn TV Tower restaurants

The Restaurant and Cafe sits atop the 22nd floor of the TV Tower at a height of 175 meters (574 feet).

The intimate café-restaurant uses top-notch local produce to present well-known Estonian flavors in a modern setting.

In addition to its breathtaking view, the restaurant serves dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients from small-scale producers, complemented by warm hospitality and freshly baked homemade bread.

A prior reservation is required.

Access to the restaurant during the day requires the purchase of a ticket to the TV Tower.

The restaurant is open from 10 am to 6 pm Sunday through Wednesday and until 9 pm Thursday through Saturday.

Frequently asked questions

Here are a few questions visitors usually ask before booking tickets to the Tallinn TV Tower:

Is the Tallinn TV Tower disability friendly?

Yes, the tower is designed to accommodate visitors with mobility challenges. Elevators access most areas, including the observation deck, exhibitions, and restaurants. However, the outdoor edge walk on the 22nd floor is not wheelchair accessible.

Is there a cloakroom facility available at the tower?

Yes, a cloakroom is available on the ground floor where visitors can store their belongings securely. It’s a convenient option if you carry jackets, bags, or other items you don’t want to take to the observation deck.

What is the base jump boogie at Tallinn TV Tower?

This adrenaline-filled event allows trained professionals to leap off the tower, free-falling before deploying their parachutes. Held occasionally, it’s a thrilling spectacle for visitors. However, casual guests cannot participate in base jumping for safety reasons.

Does the Tallinn TV Tower have parking facilities?

Yes, visitors arriving by car can use the designated parking area near the attraction. However, during weekends and holidays, spaces fill up quickly, so it’s advisable to arrive early or use public transport for convenience.

Can I take professional photographs or use a tripod inside the tower?

Photography for personal use is allowed, but tripods and professional equipment may require prior permission. The observation deck offers incredible panoramas, making it a great spot for pictures, but always check the attraction’s guidelines before bringing additional gear.

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Jamshed is a versatile traveler, equally drawn to the vibrant energy of city escapes and the peaceful solitude of remote getaways. On some trips, he indulges in resort hopping, while on others, he spends little time in his accommodation, fully immersing himself in the destination. A passionate foodie, Jamshed delights in exploring local cuisines, with a particular love for flavorful non-vegetarian dishes. Favourite Cities: Amsterdam, Las Vegas, Dublin, Prague, Vienna

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