Tallinna lauluväljak in Estonia

The Tallinn Song Festival Grounds (Tallinna lauluväljak) is a significant cultural and historical site in the capital of Estonia, used for the Estonian Song Festival and other large-scale musical events. Situated on the Lasnamäe cliff, the venue is a natural amphitheatre, providing excellent acoustics and visibility. The modern song festival stage, built in 1959, has a unique design with an acoustic screen in the form of a hyperbolic paraboloid. This allows the stage to accommodate up to 30,000 performers, as well as to be used for various cultural and social events.

The Song Festival Grounds not only serve as a venue for significant musical events, such as rock festivals and concerts of world pop stars, but is also a place for active recreation. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of Tallinn and Tallinn Bay from the Torch Tower viewing platform.

For detailed information on the event schedule and poster, visit our website. You can also buy tickets for upcoming concerts and festivals here. The Tallinn Song Festival Grounds are not only a symbol of Estonian musical culture, but also an important part of national history, where tradition meets modernity.