Tallinn TV Tower

Panoramic Views of Tallinn

Start your visit to the Tallinn TV Tower with a breathtaking panorama of the city from the observation deck on the 21st floor. You'll see the red rooftops of Old Town, the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Finland, and the rolling hills of the surrounding countryside.

Tallinn's TV History

Learn about the history of television in Tallinn at the interactive exhibit on the ground floor. Discover how the city's first TV broadcasts were transmitted from the tower in 1956, and see vintage equipment and photographs that bring the era to life.

Radio Museum

Explore the Radio Museum on the 12th floor, which showcases a fascinating collection of radios, transmitters, and other broadcasting equipment from the early 20th century to the present day. You might even spot some familiar brands like Sony and Samsung!

Tower Restaurant & Bar

For a truly unique dining experience, head to the tower's restaurant and bar on the 20th floor. Savor delicious Estonian cuisine while taking in the stunning views of the city below. Don't forget to try the local specialty, herring!

Tallinn TV Tower Shop

Find souvenirs and gifts for your loved ones back home at the Tallinn TV Tower Shop on the ground floor. From tower-themed t-shirts to handmade crafts, you're sure to find something special to remember your visit.

Outdoor Viewing Platform

Step outside onto the outdoor viewing platform for a closer look at the tower's antenna and panoramic views of the city. On a clear day, you might even be able to spot the Baltic Sea in the distance!

Tower Climbing

For the adventurous, take on the challenge of climbing to the top of the tower! You'll have to navigate a series of spiral staircases and ladders, but the views from the top are well worth it.

Tallinn TV Tower's Hidden Secrets

As an experienced tour guide, I can reveal some of the tower's hidden secrets that most visitors miss. Did you know that there's a secret room on the 21st floor with a mysterious purpose? Or that the tower's antenna is actually a giant metal rod that was lifted into place by hand?