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Sadama Turg

Another market near the ferry terminals, selling quality Estonian handicraft, food, and alcoholic beverages at cheap prices.

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Sadamarket
Shopping daytrippers who arrive with Viking Line or Eckerö Line and can't be bothered to walk far from the terminal usually end up at this large indoor market. Three floors of clothing, bags, food and souvenirs plus some restaurants on the second floor. And of course also alcoholic beverages at a third of the Finnish prices.
Daily 08:00-19:00
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Kultuurikatel (creative hub)
A former industrial site, it now Tallinn's main creative hub, site of many events (see website).
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Parlament
Bubblegum pop and live events.
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Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia (EKKM)
Eesti Kaasaegse Kunsti Muuseum
Already when entering, this place plays with what a museum should look like: you enter into a café. The exhibition rooms are diverse, as they make use of old industrial space. The shows are prepared by artists, hence the place builds a bridge between the upcoming and the established scene.
April to December: Tue–Sun 12:00–19:00 (you may want to double-check online)Free admission, donations very welcome