Panorama of the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds in autumn: the wide sloping lawn and paths lined with yellowing trees, with the white arched stage and the flame tower in the distance.

Free entry

Tallinn Song Festival Grounds

The Tallinn Song Festival Grounds in Kadriorg host the Estonian Song Festival, held every five years. The arched stage, built in 1959 to designs by Henno Sepmann with Alar Kotli and Endel Paalmann, holds about 15,000 singers, and the Night Song Festivals of 1988 that began the Singing Revolution took place here. A 42-metre flame tower stands beside the stage.

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