City Guide
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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Old Town is the obvious place for souvenir browsing — just prioritize small, locally-made goods over generic imports.
Pair shopping with a walk: Tallinn Old Town.
If you like design, small studios, and modern Tallinn energy, shop in Telliskivi and nearby Kalamaja.
A simple rule: shop for 60–90 minutes, then go back to walking and views. Shopping is better when it’s a break, not the whole day.
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