Discover a world of flavor with over 20 food stalls, from authentic Estonian street snacks to international delicacies like pizza and bao buns. Enjoy the flair of a modern market, where traditional products are offered alongside fresh, local fruits. Find handmade Estonian artwork as perfect souvenirs. A place that combines the old with the new.

In a 100-year-old industrial building, a culinary paradise awaits you. From handmade ravioli with lamb filling to spicy vegetable curry and grilled salmon with gnocchi – the variety of dishes and cocktails under 10 euros promises pure enjoyment. Each dish is designed to please your taste buds.

At Heldeke, you can expect a unique combination of comedy, theatre and bar, where laughter and community are paramount. Here you will meet like-minded people who appreciate humor and cultural diversity. The cozy atmosphere invites you to linger while you exchange exciting stories over a drink and experience unforgettable evenings.

Wake up to the smell of handmade cinnamon rolls and freshly brewed coffee, straight from the best micro-roasters in Europe. Røst celebrates the art of sourdough baking and creates traditional Swedish pastries such as cardamom and lemon poppy seed rolls. Be dazzled by the skilled bakers working in an open kitchen and enjoy unlimited coffee supplies for a leisurely start to the day.

Behind an inconspicuous door lies a world where artists and culture enthusiasts have been coming together since the seventies. With a code, you can enter rooms full of history, characterized by an atmosphere of freedom and creativity. Experience relaxing evenings in an ambience that evokes times gone by with vintage furniture and warm lighting while enjoying cheap drinks.

Enjoy luxurious buckwheat porridge with coconut milk and fresh berries or organic veal meatballs for the kids. Be surprised by popcorn with honey and Parmesan cheese. All for 11€ in a charming neighbourhood where history meets modern tastes.

Wander through picturesque streets lined with colorful wooden houses and immerse yourself in a world of creativity and alternative energy. Taste the best pizza in town at Kaja Pizza, enjoy intriguing vegan Chinese dishes at Noodle Box, and be amazed by the variety at Balti Jaam Market. Kalamaja offers you locally brewed craft beer and authentic sauna experiences.

Let the Soviet-chic ambience take you back to nostalgic times and enjoy the taste of Estonian childhood with a piece of Küpsisekook. Every Thursday at Femme Fatale Nights, you can expect the sounds of female DJs, framed by intimate live music in an artistic and homely atmosphere.

In a reuse shop, you can find sustainable treasures that are no longer needed by others. Everything is free or very cheap, ideal for unique and inexpensive souvenirs. Discover a variety of curiosities at the central branch at Tatari 64 that will suit your ecological awareness and make your visit to Tallinn unforgettable.

Explore the monumental legacy of Soviet Brutalist architecture in an abandoned complex that once witnessed glamorous Olympic moments. The weathered concrete structures and the silence that now fills the halls offer a unique glimpse into times gone by and dreams. The view over the bay from the roof emphasizes the melancholic beauty of this place.

Surrounded by colourful medieval buildings, the market square comes alive with street performers and lively cafés. Enjoy local specialties at one of the many restaurants or try marzipan as a remedy for heartbreak at Europe's oldest continuously operating pharmacy museum. A walk along the cobblestones will take you back to a time when merchants hawked their wares here.

In a medieval house of the 14th century, the creativity of young artists unfolds. Works of art created by children and young people fill the spaces, creating a unique connection between past and present. In addition to the art exhibition, the building houses a children's book museum, which presents Estonian children's literature through the ages.

Art comes to life in redesigned factory halls. Colorful murals and street art adorn the walls, while trendy bars and restaurants serve culinary delights. Discover unique boutiques and soak up the lively atmosphere at one of the many cultural events. A hotspot for creativity that puts local artists and designers front and center.

On the 2.5 km long cultural kilometre, you will hike through Tallinn's historic lakeside, past graffiti, historic buildings and museums. Discover the industrial side of Kalamaja, enjoy coffee in small cafes, and marvel at the urban art along the trail that was once a railway line.

Housed in a seemingly abandoned building, you'll find a vibrant gallery showcasing the work of contemporary Estonian artists. You will have the opportunity to vote for your favorite piece of art and participate in the annual Köleri award ceremony. Discussion and reading groups offer additional insights, while local bands enrich the cultural experience with concerts.