Tallinn TV tower (Tallinna teletorn) is open daily from 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM.
Tower's restaurant, situated on the 22nd floor, has the same opening hours on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. On other days, you can visit it until 09:00 PM.
Clear and sunny weather is essential for visiting the observation deck and enjoying the best views of the city. You can avoid long lines on snowy or very cloudy days, but it is not a good option because you probably won't see anything from the tower's height.
This place tends to be very busy on the weekend, so it is better to plan your visit for a weekday and come early in the morning.
The tower offers its visitors an amazing 360-degree view of Tallinn and its surroundings. From the 21st floor, you can see the beautiful Old Town, shimmering Baltic Sea, and impressive forests of Muuga. When the sky and air are clear, it is even possible to see the lights of Helsinki on the horizon after the sunset.
The exhibition area, featuring panoramic views, has a glass floor with 170 meters of emptiness yawning below. If you dare to step out on the glass, you can feel like you are hovering in the air. If you are a thrill seeker, you can try an even more extreme attraction and walk along the roof's edge at the height of 175 meters (for an additional fee, of course).
Tallinn TV tower is located in the modern and prestigious Pirita district, at Kloostrimetsa tee 58a. To get there from the city center, take bus route 34A or 38 and get off at Teletorn stop.
A ticket to the tower costs €15 for adults and €10 for children aged 7–19, students, teachers, and pensioners. A family ticket for two adults and children costs €31.
During the daytime, the tickets include admission to the restaurant. When the exhibition area is closed in the evening, you need to purchase a restaurant ticket for €10 per guest.