The Broken Line Monument in Tallinn: photos, reviews

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The Broken Line Monument in Tallinn's Kesklinn district is a striking tribute to the tragic Estonia ferry disaster of 1994. Designed to evoke the image of a ship's hull, the monument tells a poignant story through its contemporary design. Situated amidst the bustling cityscape, it attracts visitors with its unique structure and contemplative atmosphere. Since its opening in 1996, the monument has garnered a strong reputation, with an average Google rating of 4.5, indicating its lasting impact on those who visit.

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Linnahall

Bus stop 155 m walk

Smartech Eesti OÜ

Bus stop 345 m walk

Suur Rannavärav

Tram stop 78 m walk

Linnahall (ajutine)

Tram stop 193 m walk

4.5

based on 150 reviews

Google

4.5/5 150 reviews

Anders Haapasaari

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Shelley C

The Broken Line is a memorial to the 852 people who lost their lives in the 1994 ferry disaster. It is a simple but effective monument. It is free to view. The monument is viewable by people who use a wheelchair.

Sven Laineste

Surullinen

The Broken Line Monument in Tallinn

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