Tallinn International Horse Show 2026

Tallinn International Horse Show 2026

2–4 October, Unibet Arena will once again be filled with horses, top-level equestrian sport and spectacular entertainment.

Tallinn International Horse Show returns for its 23rd edition, bringing three days of international show jumping, dressage, an FEI Jumping World Cup™ qualifier and a varied entertainment programme to the audience.

Horse Show is more than an equestrian competition. It is a full-day experience where sport, music and show alternate throughout the day. This year’s highlights include Italian equestrian artist Diego Giona’s horse show, a live performance by ALIKA, the legendary Six Bar, the traditional pony show and Sunday’s FEI World Cup Grand Prix.

Three days – three different programmes

Friday, 2 October – equestrian sport, Diego Giona and Ladies’ Night

The Horse Show opens in the morning with competitions for young riders and young horses. As the day progresses, the fences rise to 140 cm and the evening programme combines high-level sport with entertainment.

At 19:00, Italian equestrian artist Diego Giona enters the arena with a show that combines speed, precision, horsemanship and the exceptional partnership between horse and rider.

The evening continues with Ladies’ Night, featuring fashion and beauty alongside equestrian sport, followed by international dressage. The day ends with Young Stars Dressage.

Saturday, 3 October – ALIKA and Six Bar

Saturday begins with a musical freestyle dressage class and continues with international show jumping throughout the day.

In the evening, ALIKA performs live in the Horse Show arena, followed by a 145 cm show jumping class.

The day ends with one of the traditional audience favourites of the Horse Show – Six Bar. In this spectacular competition, the fences become higher with each round and only the combinations that clear them without faults continue.

Sunday, 4 October – ponies, Diego Giona and the World Cup Grand Prix

The entire Horse Show weekend culminates on Sunday.

After the morning’s international classes, the youngest riders and their ponies take over the arena. They are followed by Diego Giona’s horse show.

At 17:00, the most important competition of Tallinn International Horse Show begins – the 150 cm Grand Prix, an FEI Jumping World Cup™ qualifier. The strongest combinations of the weekend meet here to decide the winner of the Tallinn International Horse Show 2026 Grand Prix.

The programme is preliminary. The organiser reserves the right to make changes to the programme.

Important information for visitors

Venue

Unibet Arena

Paldiski mnt 104B, Tallinn

Doors open every day at 8:30 and the programme starts at 9:00.

Arrive early

Tallinn International Horse Show attracts a large number of visitors. Security checks are carried out at the entrance, and finding a parking space may take time during the busiest periods of the day.

If you would like to follow the programme from the beginning, we recommend arriving when the doors open.

Parking and public transport

There are both free and paid parking areas around Unibet Arena.

The parking area in front of the arena is partly in the paid AT9 parking zone, while the side parking areas are in the paid AT8 zone. Free parking spaces are also available on the Paldiski maantee side. Please follow the parking signs and conditions on site.

Please note that a new parking arrangement applies in the car park in front of Rocca al Mare shopping centre, where free parking is limited to 2 hours.

The nearest parking areas fill up quickly during major events, so we recommend using public transport whenever possible.

The Haabersti public transport stop is located in front of Unibet Arena. From the city centre, buses including 8, 22, 41, 41B, 42 and 46 stop there.

Cloakroom

A cloakroom is available only for VIP guests.

There is no luggage storage at Unibet Arena, and large bags and suitcases are not permitted inside.

Food and drinks

Food outlets are open in the Unibet Arena foyers during the event, offering food as well as hot and cold drinks.

Visitors may enter with an empty reusable bottle or cup.

Bringing your own food and drinks into Unibet Arena is not permitted. Exceptions are food required for medical reasons and baby food.

Security check and prohibited items

All visitors undergo a security check upon entry.

The arena does not guarantee storage for prohibited items.

Photography

Photography for personal use is permitted, but flash photography is prohibited because it may disturb the horses competing in the arena.

The use of professional photo and video equipment requires the organiser’s permission.

Wheelchair access

Wheelchair spaces are located on Level I of Unibet Arena, behind sectors 102 and 103.

Wheelchair users enter through entrance B1, where a lift is also available.

Information about purchasing wheelchair tickets is available from Piletilevi customer service. A companion assisting a wheelchair user may enter the event free of charge, but a separate seat in the audience area is not guaranteed for the companion.