A guided walk on a narrow open-air platform around the outside of the Tallinn TV Tower roof, 175 m above the ground with nothing but a harness between you and the Baltic views. The experience lasts about 30 minutes, up to four people walk together, and photos are included.
The Tallinn TV Tower Edge Walk is an urban extreme-adventure activity in Estonia's capital, run by the Tallinn TV Tower (Teletorn) at Kloostrimetsa tee 58a in the Pirita and Kloostrimetsa district. Participants are clipped into a safety harness and walk a narrow open-air platform around the outside of the tower roof, 175 metres above the ground, leaning out over the edge with views across Tallinn Bay, the Old Town skyline and the forests of Pirita. The walk lasts about 30 minutes, groups of up to four people go together with an instructor, and photos of the experience are included in the price. The activity is a form of exposure and height adventure rather than a technical sport, so no climbing skill is needed, but visitors should be comfortable with heights, able to stand and walk unaided on a metal platform and fit enough to climb into the harness. Age and weight limits are set by the operator, and visitors should check these on the official ticket page before booking. Equipment is supplied: the tower provides the harness and helmet, while visitors bring closed flat shoes and warm layers, because wind at roof level is strong even in summer. Loose items, bags and phones are not allowed on the platform, which is why photos are taken by staff. The operator is the national broadcasting tower and visitor attraction itself, which also runs the observation deck and exhibitions below, and the roof walk is managed through the same ticketing system. Participants receive a safety briefing before going up and are secured to the structure throughout, and the walk can be cancelled or delayed when wind, rain, ice or lightning make the platform unsafe. Operations run roughly from April to October, weather permitting, with May to September offering the most stable conditions and the longest daylight for views. Winter, strong gusts and low cloud are the conditions to avoid. Prices are about EUR 41-45 per person including TV Tower entry, with a group-of-four rate of EUR 123-135, and visitors typically allow 1 to 1.5 hours for the tower visit in addition to the walk itself. Contact details are teletorn@teletorn.ee and +372 5911 9335.
| Price | EUR 41-45 (US$47.15-51.75) per person including TV Tower entry; EUR 123-135 (US$141.45-155.25) for a group of four |
|---|---|
| Duration | About 30 minutes for the walk, plus 1-1.5 hours for the TV Tower visit |
| Season | May-September |
| Address | Kloostrimetsa tee 58a, 11913 Tallinn, Estonia |
Activity facts
- Where
- Pirita / Kloostrimetsa, Tallinn
Equipment
- Safety harness and helmet (provided)
- Closed flat shoes
- Warm layers for the wind
- No loose items or bags on the platform
Location
Kloostrimetsa tee 58a, 11913 Tallinn, Estonia
59.4713, 24.8878 View on map
Highlights
- Walk the open platform around the outside of the TV Tower roof, 175 m above Tallinn
- Lean out over the edge in a harness with views of Tallinn Bay and the Old Town skyline
- Small groups of up to four people with an instructor for the full roughly 30-minute walk
- Photos of the walk are included in the ticket price
Tips for visiting
- Book ahead on the official ticket page; slots are limited to groups of four and summer weekends fill first.
- Wear closed flat shoes and dress warmly; wind at 175 m is much colder than at street level.
- Leave bags and loose items in the lockers; nothing loose is allowed on the platform.
- Check the operator's cancellation terms, since the walk can be postponed in strong wind or rain.
- Allow an extra 1 to 1.5 hours to see the exhibitions and observation deck included with the ticket.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the TV Tower Edge Walk take?
The walk on the roof platform lasts about 30 minutes. Most visitors allow another 1 to 1.5 hours for the TV Tower visit itself.
Are photos included?
Yes, photos are included in the price. Phones and cameras cannot be carried on the platform, so staff take the pictures.
How much does the Edge Walk cost?
Tickets cost about EUR 41-45 per person including TV Tower entry, or EUR 123-135 for a group of four. Current prices are listed on the official ticket page.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The walk runs from roughly April to October and can be delayed or cancelled in strong wind, rain, ice or lightning. Visitors should confirm the refund or rebooking terms when booking.