Free things to do in Tallinn
106 places in Tallinn you can enter for free — museums, parks, viewpoints and landmarks. The best below, by type.
Free landmarks & monuments in Tallinn
- Monument to the Revolution of 1905
- 1924. aasta 1. detsembri riigipöördekatse käigus hukkunud kadettide monument55 Tondi
- 20. august 1991
- Adam Johann von Krusenstern
- A. H. Tammsaare
- Amandus Adamson
- Apollo sculpture
- Assaku nõiakivi
- Baltic Way Memorial
- Balti pataljoni mälestussammas
- Boris Yeltsin bas-relief
- Monument to Charles Leroux
- Eduard Vilde memoriaal
- Memorial to the victims of Communism
- Ernst Peterson-Särgava
- Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi ausammas
- Georg Lurich
- Gustav Ernesaksa monument
- Heino Eller
- In memoriam Blasius Hogreve
- Iru linnamägi
- Jaan Jaago
- Jaan Koorti monument
- Jaan Poska
- Johan Pitka
- Juhan Smuul
- Memorial stone to Jewish cemetery
- MS Estonia MemorialRannamäe tee
- Kristjan Palusalu
- Kristjan Raud memorial
- Marie Under
- Mart Saar5 August Weizenbergi
- Memorial to commemorate the deaths of rescuers
- Monument to Michael Park
Free parks & viewpoints in Tallinn
- Cederhelmi park
- Fahle aed
- Falgi park
- Glehni park
- Haabneeme klindiastangu maastikukaitseala
- Harjumägi
- Hiiu 100 tamme park
- Hiiu lõvi parkLõvi
- Hirvepark
- Islandi väljak
- Kadriorg Park
- Kalamaja kalmistupark
- Canute's Garden
- Karjamaa park
- Kitseaed
- Commandant's Garden
- Kopli kalmistupark
- Governor's Garden
- Lindamägi
- Löwenruh' park
- Lubja klindiastangu maastikukaitseala
- Mai park
- Männi park
- Margareeta aed
A further 46 free places in Tallinn are in our data.
When museums in Estonia open free entry
Yes. Some museums are always free; many others open free entry on a set day each month (often the first Sunday) or in the late evening. Check each museum's website before you go.
Free & cheap tours in Tallinn
A free walking tour runs on tips; there are also short low-cost tours. Check availability for your dates.
Tickets for attractions in Tallinn, booking ahead skips the queue.
Answers to your questions
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Sources: Places & entry fee: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), auto-checked