Nice views from it, pretty interesting museum of floors (if you like learning different stuff like Spencer Reid), and that's basically all. You pay around 8 EUR for an adult to come up and see, but it is not worth those money. They have student's discount (pay around 6 EUR for a student ticket), which again: not worth.

This lighthouse is the third oldest in Estonia. Inside of the lighthouse there was lots of interesting thematic information in Estonian.

Approach to Tallinn (Revel) from West since 1760 Russian Empire / House of year 2019 / Estonia:)

Now it's closed. There are signs everywhere saying "Eravaldus" (private property).

Beautiful sight. A must for anyone interested in maritime and navigation history, history in general or nice scenic views. But also a great place for people who love gardens and flowers. Very special place.

The oldest and also working lighthouse in mainland Estonia, nice views, with good weather might see Hanko factory towers in Finland, an excellent ansamble of preserved outhouses. Well accessible!

Nice piece of architecture with interesting history. Visitors can get in the building and learn how lighthouse works now and how did it work in the past.

Not that easy to get right direction. But then it's good and accessible.

The gate is locked with a sign upon it reading: "The area of the lighthouse is private property. Visiting by reservation (does not include visiting the lighthouse): [email protected]"