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Climb the raw-concrete steps to the massive flat rooftop of Linnahall. You get sweeping views of the Baltic Sea and Tallinn's skyline.
The exterior is free and usually open to walk on, though some parts are fenced off. You can walk 10 to 15 minutes from the Old Town to reach the coastal edge.
Explore the sprawling concrete terraces at your own pace. Watch your step, as the deteriorating concrete has uneven surfaces and exposed rebar.
15 minutesSteep concrete stairs
Sweep up symmetrical concrete steps that connect the ground to the roof. The brutalist design looks like an ancient ziggurat. It is an excellent spot to take photos or sit with a picnic. Watch out for severe ice on the stairs during winter.
20 minutesPanoramic sea views
Walk across the massive flat structure facing the Baltic Sea. You can see Tallinn's skyline, Old Town spires, and arriving ferries. Come during sunset to catch dramatic lighting over the ocean and concrete.
10 minutesStreet art photography
Check out sections of weathered concrete covered in local street art. The 1980s structure now serves as an informal urban canvas. Use a wide-angle lens to capture the contrast between raw concrete and modern spray paint.
