The Tallinn TV Tower celebrates its 43rd birthday on July 6, 2023, with an extreme skydiver performance by Uwe Gnadenteich at 18:09 Photo: Tallinn TV Tower. The tower will also host a traditional Base Boogie show from July 7 to 9. The event will feature nearly 50 extreme skydivers from 11 different countries, including Finland, Great Britain, Hungary, the USA, Australia, and India. Base boogie, or base jump, involves skydiving from a mountain or ground-based object, such as a high building, antenna, or bridge. Jumps will originate from a height of 175 meters from the roof of the observation platform. In addition to the Base Boogie show, the Tallinn TV Tower offers family-friendly entertainment. Mullimeistrid will organize activities for children in the outdoor area, including sports games and competitions. A Lego pop-up competition will be held, with participants receiving prizes. Attractions for children include the One-Eared Bunny trampoline, the Adventure Trail, and Voodoo trails for children aged 5 to 11. Older children and adults can participate in high ropes and high climbing wall activities. Various craft workshops will also be available. On Sunday, July 9, a traditional children’s morning will take place at the Tallinn TV Tower, featuring clowns. The Base Boogie show and other attractions will be available daily from 10:00 to 19:00. The children’s program, including a trampoline park, skydiving, climbing, Lego competition, painting, and craft workshops, will be available from 12:00 to 16:00. A guided tour is available at 15:30, utilizing the ticket to the Tallinn TV Tower. Topics: #tower #celebrates #its Post navigation The Art House opens an exhibition on sensitive topics Maarja Vaino ⟩ We have spent years on issues of integration, but our own Estonian subject is in the bottom of the pile