Wow, the views are stunning, but let's talk about the sweet grandma by the entrance with the cash register. It's pretty clear she's dealing with Alzheimer's – she forgets stuff within minutes. We didn't have exact change, so we handed her a 20-euro bill for our entrance tickets. She took the money but forgot about it in a snap. So, we bought a couple of photo albums hoping it'd restart her memory, but even then, she struggled to count our change. I can't really blame the poor lady; it's more on the vile administration who put her there. She deserves a peaceful retirement, not dealing with tourists and overpriced fees. I just hope she's not working for free because she can't remember a thing that happened a minute ago.

Platform where you can walk and enjoy the view.

This is an interesting historical site along the medieval fortifications of the old town of Tallinn. It is one of the towers which was built to defend the city. It offers excellent views of Tallinn's skyline

2 euros to go up. Three towers to climb and a small elevated walkway between them. Took us about 30 minutes to do the whole thing. Not much information but some nice views of Old Town.

Beautiful part of the town and this wall complex is about as good as it gets. The platform was closed when we’re there.

In the history of hundreds of years, Tallinn has experienced many wars, especially in the late period of World War II, when the Soviet air force bombed Tallinn, it was not razed to the ground. Tallinn was listed as a world cultural heritage site by UNESCO in 1997. Tallinn has the best preserved ancient city in northern Europe, with an ancient city wall stretching for 2 kilometers, which is worth visiting.

The wall was sympatical but we expected to longer visited.

3 euro to visit the 3 towers.

A gorgeous historical place to walk on. Glad they take care of these and don’t let it to rot. Especially pretty at nights.

All the towers and fortifications in the city require an entrance fee, and there are only walls to see, which can be quite underwhelming. It seems like they charge for every little thing, and it feels like a bit of a rip-off. 😄

A beautiful place to explore with so much history. Well worth a visit for the views alone.

I loved that place very quiet. Challenging steps and 100s years history. Good place for photographers. City view. 2 euro for entrance.

It looks like just a walk along the wall from the street but you can also climb the winding stone stairs and explore inside 3 of the turrets. The views were amazing. Not recommended if you have difficulty with stairs, heights, or tight spaces.

It's cool to see this place but it's not worth the €3 euros you pay to go in. It's a lot of other places in Tallinn wich is free and more exiting to see.

One of Tallinn's main attraction. You can access most of it with the Tallinn card.

Worth to visit. Walk up to the top of the tower and you will find a nice view of the old town

If you are visiting Tallinn, you will surely be passing in front of this medieval building that surrounds the city which is a landmark of Tallinn Old Town and according to Wikipedia, it was ordered to be built in 12th century and it were enlarged in the 14th century. You will also find some beautiful point views around Tallinn hills to see the walls and the many gates and towers around the city, which make this place really special to visit. Eli: 5 / Serge: 5 Recommended: Yes, it’s a main place to be walking around when visiting Tallinn.

The old town in Tallinn is amazing and beautiful. Recommended place to go. The prices there are not so high as I'm used to.

Good for sightseeing in Tallinn, Estonia 👍

Always so beautiful Tallin

There are 3 different towers with walls in the city. This one is a bit distanced from the downtown tourists, so we practically had the place to ourselves. It was fun to explore and proceed some nice city views.

Very old part of the wall from around 1200. Nice to go to when you walk past, it and when you own a Tallinn card

Nice place but cash only and they give change in 10 cent coins