Sights and things to do in Tallinn!

Recommendations for activities in Tallinn

The modern Rotermann Quarter

Rotermann Quarter is a perfect starting point for your day in Tallinn, located just a stone's throw from the harbor. Here you'll find interesting cafes, restaurants, and shops that you won't find in Helsinki. The quarter's unique architecture combines modern style with old elements.

RØST

Visit the Scandinavian bakery RØST, near the terminal, known for its exquisite sourdough pastries and high-quality coffee. We recommend trying their delicious cardamom bun and a cappuccino. You can enjoy your order on-site or take it with you.

Address: Rotermanni 14

Tallinn Design House

Tallinn Design Housecelebrates Estonian design with fashion, jewelry, cosmetics, interior design items, and carefully selected gift ideas. Here you will find, for example, ceramics from NÜÜD, silk scarves from Mju, and jewelry and accessories from Janika Mägi Couture Embroidery. This is an excellent place to discover Estonian design.

Address: Rotermanni 14

The urban Telliskivi

Take the tram from Rotermann to Telliskivi to explore the area's exciting sights and eateries. Telliskivi, an old industrial area transformed into a bohemian and trendy oasis, attracts both locals and tourists. Here you'll find high-class restaurants, cozy cafes, small shops, and several art companies, including the photography museum Fotografiska. We recommend taking your time to stroll around and enjoy the unique atmosphere.

We hand-picked some interesting places to visit in Telliskivi:

• Mia&Leela
• Stella Soomlais
• The One Sixty Restaurant
• Rock Paper Scissors
• Frenchy Bistro Restaurant
• The photography museum Fotografiska
• Gin factory Junimperium Distillery

Versatile Balti Jaama Market

Balti Jaama Market is a unique multi-functional market spanning three floors. Here you'll find classic market goods, but also a wide assortment of second-hand and antique items, as well as a whole host of interesting restaurants and cafes. In the antique section on the top floor, you might think you've gone back several decades in time. In the food hall, you can treat yourself to something small to eat for a light hunger, such as rich bao buns and artisan fries from Baojaam. If you're craving coffee, we can recommend the adjacent cafe Surf Cafe.