Practical Information
TMW 2026 will take place on 9 – 12 April 2025.
On this page you will find useful information about visiting Tallinn Music Week. We will compile together information on our info desks, passes and tickets, transport, accommodation deals and more.
Info desks
All TMW passes must be exchanged for wristbands at TMW info desks.
Only single ticket holders can enter the music showcases without a wristband.
Festival pass holders can pick up their wristbands at both information points, and PRO pass holders (and artists who have registered as PRO) can pick up their wristbands at the Nordic Hotel Forum.
Passes and tickets
TMW Festival Pass, PRO Pass, Conference Pass and Supporter Pass are on sale at the TMW webshop. Single showcase tickets will be on sale at Piletilevi once the music programme is announced.
- Festival Pass provides access to all the music showcase events.
- PRO Pass grants both in-person and online access to the conference and networking events, as well as access to the TMW PRO online networking platform, priority access to the music festival and invitations to TMW networking events.
- YoungPRO grants access to the conference, music festival and networking events, as well as to the TMW PRO platform for emerging professionals up to 26 years (incl.).
- Conference Day Pass grants both in person and online participation in the TMW conference.
- Supporter Pass grants both in person and online access to the conference, priority access to the music festival events, and TMW info materials.
- Single Ticket grants single entry access to a specific club on a specific day noted on the ticket and priority access to the particular venue.
TMW cares about the comfort and accessibility of all visitors. If a person with special needs requires an personal assistant in order to attend the festival, the assistant will be admitted free of charge. To do this, please contact us in advance by email ticket@tmw.ee. A valid disabled person’s card must be presented on the spot in order to collect the personal assistant ticket
Accessibility
Tallinn Music Week strives to provide an enjoyable experience for all visitors, including those with accessibility requirements, with inclusivity of all people at the heart of our festival.
The festival takes place across various venues and clubs in Tallinn, with varying levels of accessibility. We do our best to make as many locations as possible accessible but recommend checking our venues and locations page, with relevant accessibility icons for detailed information.
Visitors requiring personal assistance are welcome to bring a companion, who will be granted free entry to the festival. To arrange this, please contact us in advance at ticket@tmw.ee and present a valid disability card upon arrival.
We are committed to continuously improving accessibility at TMW and welcome your suggestions and feedback. If you have ideas on how we can make the festival even more comfortable and accessible, please contact us at info@tmw.ee.
About Tallinn and Estonia
The official travel guide to Estonia – Visit Estonia.
The official travel guide to Tallinn – Visit Tallinn.
Estonia is located between Scandinavia, central Europe, and Russia, therefore there are multiple ways to travel over to Estonia across the land, water, and air. There are regular ferries running between Tallinn, Helsinki, and Stockholm, and landing in Tallinn Airport places you right in the middle of the city. For more detailed travel information, check Visit Estonia‘s website.
Due to construction works in Tallinn the tram lines are temporarily rearranged.
Arriving by plane, the easiest (and most environmentally friendly) way to get to town is by bus (line 15, direction: Estonia). The stop is located right next to the airport and the bus will take you directly to the city centre. The Estonia bus stop is a short walk from Nordic Hotel Forum (hotel and TMW info centre), and you can change means of transport there to get to Telliskivi Creative City (tram line 1 or bus lines 2 and 3 will take you very close to the TMW venues). Alternatively you can take a scenic 25-minute walk through the Old Town.
You can also take bus No 2 (the stop is a couple of minutes from the airport) or a taxi (but make sure to check the price first – you should not have to pay over 10 euros to get to the city centre!).
There is also buses from the Tallinn Bus Station (Tallinna Bussijaam) to the city centre: lines 17, 17A, 23 and 54.
If you come by ferry, take a taxi or bus No 2 (a line between the port and the airport), or simply walk to the city centre, since it is not far away. You can call Tallink Taxi (+ 372 640 8921) or use taxi/ride sharing apps such as Bolt, Forus and Uber.
Use Tallinn’s public transport travel planner.
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