For some of the neighboring countries Tallinn is the main shopping destination, largely for its reasonable prices compared to Scandinavia. We assume you didn't come here for shopping though, but everyone likes to take home a few thi...Open the full description
For some of the neighboring countries Tallinn is the main shopping destination, largely for its reasonable prices compared to Scandinavia. We assume you didn't come here for shopping though, but everyone likes to take home a few things to remember. Unfortunately, most of the Old Town is filled with souvenir shops selling amber jewellery from Poland and Russian matryoshkas, but those are not exactly the things to buy from this country.
Finding something more authentic than a made-in-china piece of plastic takes more time, but is more rewarding. Estonian design, handmade wooden items or organic jams will make a better gift anyway and our locals have recommended plenty of those places here.
Rotermann Quarter
Other
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1
What makes the Rotermann quarter such an atmospheric place is the old factories that have been skilfully and thoughtfully rejuvenated with ultra-modern architecture. The transition between old and new is almost seamless, in a way that we haven't seen in many other cities. Fans of contemporary design will find this place fascinating.
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Balti Jaam Market
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Besides shopping for fresh food you'll find gifts, souvenirs, local handicraft and design, second-hand items and even antique furniture. In the middle of it all, there is a regular supermarket and a pharmacy as well. Don't skip the street food section with many stalls serving burgers, vegan food, Japanese ramen, bao buns and other yummy stuff.
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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
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29
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Duration
2 h
Languages
Estonian, English
Nu Nordik
Shopping
14
2
You could get yourself handmade pistol earrings, a nifty purse, a porcelain mug, a wall clock cut out of a vinyl record or a funky T-shirt. You won't find any ordinary souvenirs here. So, if you're into innovative and clever contemporary design, head on in!
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Fish Market
Other
14
3
Why get your salmon from the supermarket freezer when you can buy it straight from the brave men who fought, and ultimately defeated the vicious beast from the depths? Take that, herrings!
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NOP Cafe and Shop
Shopping
25
5
We think this little shop, with its natural and tasty products couldn't have picked a better location. The surrounding area, Kadriorg, is a unique district in Tallinn, characterised by old wooden houses, some dating back to the late 19th century. The greenery and the houses are in perfect harmony with the very idea of NOP.
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Solaris Shopping Center
Other
14
0
Aside from a well-stocked grocery store and many interesting shops, the centre houses a huge Estonian design section on the 1st floor that makes for a great place to hunt for gifts. Film freaks can especially appreciate the Artis alternative film theatre and there are numerous cafes and restaurants to keep you there for hours.
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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
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29
EUR
Duration
2 h
Languages
Estonian, English
Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre
Other
16
4
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Here you'll find everything from fashion and sports equipment to electronics and sushi. It's not exactly in the city centre but that's not necessarily a problem – both the Tallinn Zoo and the intriguing Open Air Museum are nearby making it a good option for a day trip. They even run regular free shuttles from Terminal A and D to Rocca al Mare!
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Rahva Raamat
Other
18
5
Who doesn't love bookstores? If you want to take home a book written by a local author, they have several titles of Estonian novels in English, as well as cookbooks with local recipes and some creative items from Estonian designers.
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Chado Tea Shop
Shopping
15
9
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You don't have to want to buy tea to visit this place! The sweet smell, quirky atmosphere and the most awesome Canadian-born Estonian owner make this place a step out of the busy city life. A deep passion for a drink many take for granted has blossomed into a shop stocked with the best, freshest and healthiest teas (and chocolates!) out there.
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Fankadelik
19
0
The one cool thing about Tallinn is that there are plenty of nifty second-hand shops with all kinds of funky clothes and hidden treasures. But if you're shooting for quality fabric, unique items and will settle for nothing less than genuine vintage wear (which sometimes isn't cheap), head straight to Fankadelik.
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Eesti Esindus
Shopping
11
3
They sell everything from wooden cutlery and woolen sweaters to onion jam, elk sausage and schnapps. With everything made and produced by locals – it’s as authentic as it gets.
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Juustukuningad
Shopping
9
4
This is the place for anyone who can appreciate good cheese. They have countless goudas, cheeses with various additions (pesto, nuts, chilli, herbs, garlic etc), goat cheeses, white and blue mold cheeses – it's simply impossible to leave with only one sort. And don't be shy to ask for recommendations!
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Estonian Design House
Shopping
10
0
Estonian Design House forms a perfect symbiosis with the Klaus Cafe on the seaside. Showcasing the best of Estonian design from interior design to fashion and smaller accessories this place is a magic chest for great items to pick up for yourself or for friends and family.
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Medieval Tallinn Private Tour and Kadriorg-Pirita Seashore
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51
EUR
Duration
5 h
Languages
English, Spanish
Estonian Handicraft
Shopping
11
1
You won't really find one unique item in the Estonian culture that people associate with the country, unlike say, Russia with it's “matrjoshkas” (which incidentally are abundant on the streets of Tallinn). Estonian handicraft is all about wooden spoons, woven mittens and ceramic cups.
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Paavli Second Hand
12
0
If you're heading out this far from the centre you must be a true discoverer already. Quite close to the huge second hand store is also the Kopli restaurant so an inspiring afternoon in an industrial setting is guaranteed and most probably you'll also meet a handful of the local Kopli crowd that you won't see elsewhere.
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