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Best Bakeries in Tallinn

Tallinn bakery guide: where to find excellent bread and pastries, how to plan a bakery crawl, and which neighborhoods make it easiest to eat well.

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Why Bakeries Matter in Tallinn

A good bakery is the easiest way to upgrade a travel day: a warm start, a mid-walk reset, and a simple treat that makes the city feel kinder.

Where to Look

Old Town for historic cafe pastry vibes.
Kalamaja/Telliskivi for modern bakery culture.

If you’re building a creative-day itinerary, start with Telliskivi + Kalamaja.

A Great Starter Pick

If you want one specific bakery to anchor your search, start with RØST Bakery and then build the rest of the day around a cafe + neighborhood walk.

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