Tallinn TV Tower, Tallinn

The 314 metre tall free-standing structure of Tallinn TV Tower is the tallest building in the city

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Tallinn TV Tower Fast-Lane Ticket

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Tallinn: Walk on the Edge - Tallinn TV Tower

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Walk on the Edge at a height of 175 meters, from the 22nd floor of the Tallinn TV Tower. Spend 30 mi...

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Tallinn TV Tower: 2-course lunch & daytime entrance ticket

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Discover the historic TV Tower museum and exhibitions & enjoy a 2-course lunch in the highest restau...

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Tallinn TV Tower evening dinner (2-course meal)

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Admire the incredible views of Tallinn city and sea from 22nd floor of Tallinn TV Tower & experience...

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Tallinn TV Tower evening dinner (3-course meal)

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Admire the incredible views of Tallinn city and sea from 22nd floor of Tallinn TV Tower & experience...

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Walk on the Edge Attraction Ticket: Walk Along the Edge of Tallinn TV Tower

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Tallinn TV Tower Entrance Ticket

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Tallinn: Top Attractions and Viimsi Open Air Museum

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Sparkling Visit with the Best Views in Estonia

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Tallinn TV Tower, Tallinn

The 314 metre tall free-standing structure of Tallinn TV Tower is the tallest building in the city.

The 314 metre tall free-standing structure of Tallinn TV Tower is the tallest building in the city. Built to provide better telecommunication services for the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics regatta event, it also has a viewing platform at a height of 170 metres which offers incredible views over the entire city and the forests of Muuga, all the way to the Gulf of Finland. Take one of the 2 lifts to the highest open observation deck in the Nordics, and experience the thrill of heights with a safety harness as part of the 'Walk on the Edge' attraction. The exhibition area at this level also has a glass floor which offers heart-stopping views of the ground below.

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About Tallinn TV Tower

 Kloostrimetsa tee 58a, 11913 Tallinn, Estonia

 +372 5750 3650

 www.teletorn.ee

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