City Guide
Tallinn for design lovers: where to look for contemporary Estonian design, how to plan a Telliskivi design afternoon, and what to pair it with for the perfect day.
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Start with Telliskivi and then drift toward the center.
Balti Jaam Market lunch → Telliskivi shops + street art → sunset in Noblessner.
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If you want to stack a culture day, pair design shopping with Kumu or another pick from Museums in Tallinn.
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A simple shopping guide to Tallinn: Old Town souvenirs, Telliskivi design and small makers, Rotermann modern shopping, and how to keep shopping from taking over your trip.
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What to buy in Tallinn: smarter, smaller souvenirs that feel meaningful — plus where to look (Old Town, Telliskivi, markets) and what to avoid.
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Fotografiska Tallinn is a modern photography museum in Telliskivi. Here’s how to visit, what to pair it with, and how to make it part of a creative-city afternoon.
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The Museum of Estonian Architecture is a design-forward Tallinn museum in the Rotermann Quarter — a great stop for architecture lovers and a smart indoor add-on between Old Town and the waterfront.
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Tallinn bars, curated: craft beer, cozy Old Town pubs, cocktail dens, and waterfront taprooms — plus simple bar-hopping routes that feel fun, not chaotic.
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Tallinn nightlife is cozy, creative, and surprisingly varied: craft beer in converted industrial spaces, stylish cocktail bars, and easy nights that still feel special. Here’s how to plan a great Tallinn evening.