
Tour Behind the Closed Doors of Linnahall (in Estonian)
- When
- Saturday 28.11.2026 · 12:00–13:30Local time (Europe/Tallinn)
- Where
- Tallinna Linnahall, CQV3+RC3 Tallinn
- Organizer
- Eesti Arhitektuurikeskus EAK
The unique tour programme created by the Estonian Centre of Architecture gives architecture enthusiasts the opportunity to look inside Tallinn Linnahall, which is otherwise closed to the public. The Estonian Centre of Architecture has been organising tours of Tallinn Linnahall since 2020, led by guides who know this building and its story better than anyone else. Linnahall is part of a building complex constructed to host the sailing regatta held in Tallinn as part of the 22nd Moscow Olympic Games in 1980. The building was designed by Raine Karp together with Riina Altmäe and Ülo Sirp in 1976. It is one of the most prominent examples of Soviet-era architecture in Tallinn, Estonia. Linnahall also received considerable attention in 2020, when it became one of the most exciting filming locations for Christopher Nolan’s film TENET in Tallinn. In Nolan’s film, the building played the role of the Kyiv Opera House. The filmmakers were particularly captivated by its monumental aura. What is the history of Tallinn Linnahall? What does the building used as a filming location for Nolan’s film look like inside? Which stars have performed on the Linnahall stage, and what was their backstage like? You will hear this and much more interesting information during the unique tour. The tour lasts 90 minutes in total, and tours are held in Estonian, Russian and English. The tours organised by the Estonian Centre of Architecture are led by Estonia’s best professional guides, united by an interest in architecture and its history. The Architecture Centre also organises private tours for those interested, in six languages, at various fascinating locations across Estonia. If interested, please send an enquiry to info@archtours.ee. Find the schedule for tours in Estonian here. Find the schedule for tours in Russian here. Find the schedule for tours in English here. Explore other tours and opportunities offered by the Estonian Centre of Architecture. Get news and follow our activities on Facebook.
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