Epping Tower Interactive Museum — Attraction in Tallinn

Seemingly strange to a tower a 5 star review…but, it was €3 each to visit at an automated pay terminal, rather than a very grumpy nonverbal local taking €4-8 like others we visited.

There were lots of signs in multiple languages, videos, suits of armour to try on etc. etc. and experience wise was the best tower we visited. Other more ‘famous’ places were quite disappointing for their interactions/information etc.

There isn’t a walkway or view point per say, but there is a view from the top of outside of...

Epping Tower, constructed in the 1370s and named after Thiderico Eppingh, an alderman and the construction manager responsible for its creation, features six floors of interactive exhibitions exploring the development of Tallinn's medieval city walls and armaments. The displays are available in both English and Estonian. You can enjoy beautiful views from the top floor, overlooking the areas toward the Tower behind Grusbeke and Plate Tower. The self-guided tour of the exhibition is available...

I considered it far too expensive (6€ adults/4€ students) for what it's worth. The tower inside has a short exhibition, however not of great value. Once you get to the top, the view is still not comparable to other towers in Tallinn. In short, the price is exaggerated, I rather recommend visiting Nunnatorn (€3 adults/€2 students) from which you have a better view and you can...