Tallinn

Things to do in Tallinn

11 attractions in Tallinn with visit length, visitor rating and a live booking price, including Lennusadam, Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom, Tallinn TV Tower. Booking ahead saves a wait at the box office.

By rating

What to see in Tallinn

Lennusadam

★ 4.6 (111)

Tallinn Card

★ 4.3 (97)

Seaplane Harbour: Entry Ticket

★ 4.7 (88)

Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom

★ 4.4 (76)

Tallinn TV Tower

★ 4.4 (69)

Fat Margaret

★ 4.4 (62)

KGB Prison Cells: Entry Ticket

★ 4.3 (55)

Kumu Art Museum

★ 4.3 (50)

Maarjamäe History Center

★ 4.3 (50)

Tallinn City Cards

★ 4.3 (50)

KGB Prison Cells

★ 4.5 (47)

Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom & KGB Prison Cells: Skip The Line Entry

★ 4.8 (44)

Skywheel of Tallinn: Entry Ticket

★ 4.7 (37)

Skywheel of Tallinn

★ 4.7 (32)

Tallinn TV Tower: Skip The Line Ticket

★ 4.8 (25)

Seaplane Harbour & Fat Margaret: Skip The Line

★ 4.9 (21)

Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom: Skip The Line Ticket

★ 4.9 (12)

Great Guild Hall: Skip The Line Ticket

★ 4.0 (3)

Maarjamäe History Center: Skip The Line Ticket

★ 5.0 (1)

Fat Margaret: Skip The Line Ticket

★ 4.0 (1)

Great Guild Hall

★ 3.5

Skywheel of Tallinn: MUMM VIP Experience

Tallinn Food & Drink Tours

Tallinn: Guided Food Tour

Tickets

Tickets & experiences in Tallinn

Tickets for attractions in Tallinn, booking ahead skips the queue.

Q&A

Answers to your questions

What are the top attractions in Tallinn?
Lennusadam, Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom, Tallinn TV Tower are among the highest-rated. The best-rated is Skywheel of Tallinn (4.7/5). The full list is below, sorted by rating.
How much do attraction tickets cost in Tallinn?
It varies by site and by date — small sites run a few euros, major sites and shows cost more. The live price is in each attraction's booking widget. A combined city pass pays off if you visit several sites a day.
Should I book attraction tickets in advance in Tallinn?
In season and at weekends — yes. Popular sites sell timed entry, and booking online saves a queue of half an hour or more. Off-season you can usually buy on the spot.
How many days do you need for Tallinn?
Two to three days covers the main sights. Plan 2–3 attractions a day at an easy pace.
← Tallinn guide

About this page

Written and checked by the Around the World team. We compare prices across the major providers, cross-check official sources, and update when something changes. We have no stake in any one provider — links are affiliate links, and the price is the same for you.

Sources: Attraction details & ratings: Tiqets · Tickets: GetYourGuide (partner)