The lighthouse, which is shaped like a four-sided truncated pyramid and has a slab roof, was completed in 1859.
Together with the Suurupi stone lighthouse, the lighthouses form a target of 246.5⁰, which helps vessels leaving the Tallinn Bay between Naissaar and Vahemadal.
Suurupi lower lighthouse is the oldest working wooden lighthouse in Northern Europe and is among the 100 most valuable operating historical lighthouses of the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA). The whole complex is a cultural heritage site under state protection.
The lighthouse, which is shaped like a four-sided truncated pyramid and has a slab roof, was completed in 1859.
Together with the Suurupi stone lighthouse, the lighthouses form a target of 246.5⁰, which helps vessels leaving the Tallinn Bay between Naissaar and Vahemadal.
Suurupi lower lighthouse is the oldest working wooden lighthouse in Northern Europe and is among the 100 most valuable operating historical lighthouses of the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA). The whole complex is a cultural heritage site under state protection.
The lighthouse, which is shaped like a four-sided truncated pyramid and has a slab roof, was completed in 1859.
Together with the Suurupi stone lighthouse, the lighthouses form a target of 246.5⁰, which helps vessels leaving the Tallinn Bay b
In Suurupi, both upper and smaller Lighthouse are real gems. Bigger one is open for visitors aswell, smaller one is private property. The view is sweet. I suggest you to go through and read all the...
If you are a lighthouse lover you might want to take the time to visit during opening hours - whenever that may be. We were traveling during the off season and had no access. What was most...
This place was definitely the highlight of my trip. Only half an hour from the capital of Estonia, Tallinn. As coming from a country with no legendry maritime life, my imagination was working extra...
In Suurupi, both upper and smaller Lighthouse are real gems. Bigger one is open for visitors aswell, smaller one is private property. The view is sweet. I suggest you to go through and read all the...
If you are a lighthouse lover you might want to take the time to visit during opening hours - whenever that may be. We were traveling during the off season and had no access. What was most...
This place was definitely the highlight of my trip. Only half an hour from the capital of Estonia, Tallinn. As coming from a country with no legendry maritime life, my imagination was working extra...
Wednesday–sunday: 12:00 - 18:00 Monday–tuesday: closed |
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Adult: | from 5 € |
Child: | from 3 € |
Family ticket: | from 15 € |
Pensioner: | from 3 € |
University student: | from 3 € |
School student: | from 3 € |
Group price: | from 4 € |
Saturday–sunday: 12:00 - 18:00 Monday–friday: closed |
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Free of charge |
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Observed from distance |
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Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
Wednesday–sunday: 12:00 - 18:00 Monday–tuesday: closed |
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Adult: | from 5 € |
Child: | from 3 € |
Family ticket: | from 15 € |
Pensioner: | from 3 € |
University student: | from 3 € |
School student: | from 3 € |
Group price: | from 4 € |
Saturday–sunday: 12:00 - 18:00 Monday–friday: closed |
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Free of charge |
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Observed from distance |
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Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
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