In the Visitor Centre of the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, you can really feel the role that the song festivals took in Estonian culture and history, feel the spirit of the singing revolution era, and discover the exciting local history of the Song Festival Grounds.
In the summer of 2021, the Republic of Estonia celebrated the 30th anniversary of its re-independence. Tallinn Song Festival Grounds played a very significant role in the event. After all, it was there where the national gatherings condemned by the authorities took place, where they talked about the independence of the Estonian people, made music, and supported the whole movement. A visitor centre was established on Tallinn Song Festival Grounds to commemorate the entire era and events.
NB! The visitor center is open by advance booking only.
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This impressive venue is the largest outdoor music centre in Estonia and has had many of world's most famous stars appearing there. The spacious grounds are visually attractive with the huge stage... Read more comments
Beautiful grounds. We visited in the spring with the last of the snow melting so there wasn't a concert going on. We came to see the amphitheater and learn about its history and the pride of the... Read more comments
Visited for the song festival. Lovely music but absolutely disgusting toilets, no crowd control (felt crushed trying to get out of the arena) and they confiscated umbrellas which was completely... Read more comments