Really nice and varied market just out of Tallinn old town. The antiques area on the top floor is especially interesting with a good selection of soviet era memorabilia. The lower floors and restaurant selection is also excellent

There are Markets and there are ''markets" , this I can tell you is a real worthwhile Market. A superb Indoor Market on three floors with wide variety of products. Easily found , I walked there from Old City in 20 minutes. It is next door to Tallinn's main Train Station. After hours of looking around , and having bought all required presents it was time for food and once again there was lots of choice . Finally I was interested in buying old Estonian coins and once again I was not disappointed there was one section on top floor with many Coin /Antique shops. This Market is a must !

Well we were looking for something decent in price and various options and we found this shopping and food court market. We enjoyed the concept and the products offered. Worth a visit about 8 minutes walking from the old town.

This place delights and even overwhelms a little. The food, restaurants, cafe's and bars in the vicinity are fabulous throughout. Additionally the produce, cheeses, fruit, veg, fish, etc. etc. etc. are amazing. The only thing that was on the one hand a bit meh, but on the other hand fascinating were the antique (?!?) stalls in the main building, quite a lot of expensive, slightly questionable kitsch, but it's not my culture so what do I know? Window shopping, seeing things specific mainly to Estonian culture was really fun. There were some reasonable vintage clothing stores but prices seemed quite high for a boy from Brighton who is generally drowning in vintage clothing. It's a great place to spend an easy day. The flea market that happens outside (on some days?) however is a good place for bargains. Check it out and get a cake at the amazing patisserie within.

Huge range of clothes and the usual tourist crap too but a good mix for artisanal foods in the back and off to the side was good. Be careful buying any fruit there as it is only edible THAT day. Lovely lady selling fruit at the very front of the entry under the flowers but the dark haired lady in the middle nearby selling the same thing was EXTREMELY rude to customers who spent so so long waiting for her to serve them and just ignore them completely, only to then demand they stand at a special place if they want service, which she could have asked them to do, so many ppl just gave up and she lost our business and others, spent €50 elsewhere instead. Nearby strawberries and chocolate were great and the bread cooked onsite in the outsider barrels was amazing and we will go back just for that!!