Shopping in Tallinn
Tallinn may not be big, but it knows how to surprise! Check out our recommendations and keep your inner fashionista happy.
Photo: Krõõt Tarkmeel / Tallinn City Tourist Office & Convention Bureau
Where to shop in Tallinn?
Whether you enjoy browsing big shopping centres, hunting for second-hand treasures, or discovering local designer gems, Tallinn has something for every taste. Thanks to the city’s compact size, it’s easy to explore a variety of shops — even if you’re short on time.
Gift ideas from Estonia
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Kalev chocolate
Estonia’s most iconic chocolate brand, dating back to 1806. Kalev chocolate is a sweet and traditional gift for any occasion.
Vana Tallinn liqueur
Vana Tallinn is a rich, spiced liqueur with a smooth finish. It’s an ideal choice for celebratory toasts with friends.
Muhu black bread with seeds
Muhu bread is a hearty rye loaf made using time-honoured island recipes. Its deep flavour and crunchy seeds offer a truly authentic taste of Estonia.
Chaga
Chaga is a wild mushroom harvested from Estonian forests and brewed as a tea. Loved for its earthy taste and natural wellness benefits.
Sweet almonds
If you’re walking towards the Old Town Square, you’ll probably be greeted by a delicious smell. That’s Olde Hansa’s famous almonds – and yes, they taste just as good as they smell.
The best shopping centres in Tallinn
The main shopping centres in Tallinn are all within a short distance of each other. You can start your shopping day at Solaris, stroll over to Viru Keskus, hop on a tram to T1, and walk from there to Ülemiste Centre.
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Solaris
Solaris Shopping Centre is home to several Estonian design shops, a great variety of dining spots, a massive bookstore, and a cinema. There’s also Taluturg boutique which offers food from small Estonian producers.
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Estonian design shops
Looking for something proudly labelled “Made in Estonia”? Local designers are gaining more and more recognition, and you’ll find plenty of high-quality accessories and pieces crafted right here.
Tallinn Design House
Tallinn Design House brings together top Estonian fashion, interior, and lifestyle brands under one roof. It’s a stylish showcase of contemporary local design in the heart of the city.
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Iris Janvier concept store
Iris Janvier is an Estonian premium fashion brand known for its chic, timeless womenswear. Each piece blends modernity, functionality, and carefully considered details.
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Second-hand stores
You never know what exciting finds you might come across in a second-hand shop. If treasure hunting is your thing, take a look at our suggestions for a more sustainable shopping experience in Tallinn.
Basaar
Basaar is a place where many Estonian influencers sell their clothes. The shop has a friendly atmosphere, a mix of different sellers, and a good selection of clothing and accessories.
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Kopli Couture vintage
The shop’s gems mostly come from Amsterdam’s hidden vintage caves. Kopli Couture also hosts parties – and yes, there’s a cocktail bar. So if you’re up for a good time, head over and see what it’s all about.
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Luxury stores in Tallinn
Tallinn may not be a global luxury capital, but it offers a curated selection of high-end boutiques and designer showrooms for those seeking something special.
Maximalist
If you’re looking for luxury goods, head to Maximalist. The boutique features brands like Stella McCartney, JACQUEMUS, Carolina Herrera, Marni, and more.
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Balti Jaama market
Balti Jaama market is a lively three-storey hub with nearly 300 traders, offering fresh produce, street food, Estonian design, and antiques. It’s a great spot to discover local flavours and unique finds in Tallinn.
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Museums and sightseeing
Whether you love art or history, Tallinn likely has more to discover than you’ll have time for. But that just means there’s always a reason to come back and explore more.
Culture trip to Tallinn
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