Balti Jaama Turg

This market is a must visit. There's a lot of food options, from local cuisine to fried chicken joints. If you're not feeling adventurous with food, there's a supermarket where you can find "something familiar" to munch on. There are also antiques stores, and vintage clothing on the third floor. I love thrifting, and I found a few interesting pieces. We went back the next day to eat again.

Probably the largest market in Tallinn. Very nicely decorated, modern, clean, with all kinds of shops, with a restaurant area, bars, everything you want. There is a fairly large section with antique shops. In winter there is also a small Christmas Market.

This public market in Tallinn is nice.There's authentic restaurants I like the central Asian food there. They're selling fresh meat, vegetables and some exotic fruits. In the second floor a lot of flea market shops.It's interesting to visit as a tourist. I took a taxi going to the market from the Harbor is too cheap it cost me 3€ only.

The best indoor market I've ever been to. Set over three large levels. I had very low expectations but the variety and quality of the street-food, raw/cooked/preserved ingredients (meat/fish/veg/etc.), antiques, and vintage clothing was superb. To be clear, the antiques are not high-end but they are incredibly interesting and well presented. Like walking through the living rooms of Estonians over the last few generations...WWII, Soviets, westernisation... Highly recommended!

Loved my visit to Balti Jaam Market in Tallinn. The products were impressively fresh, with excellent quality across fruit, vegetables, fish and local specialties. Everything felt very clean and well-organized, and you can tell hygiene is taken seriously. The variety is fantastic — plenty of choices from different vendors, from everyday groceries to unique Estonian treats. A great place to shop, taste, and enjoy the local atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Enjoyed the Christmas feeling there, the market sell all different kind of food ingredients, but the prices are a bit higher than supermarket. The local chocolate shop Kalev is full of different collections. We got stuck there:)

Huge modern, clean, fascinating building that seems to have a perfect balance of everything and plenty to do 😍 Traditional antique stores jam-packed with so much history it feels like walking in museums ; well-organised vintage clothing stores, I bought some bargain clothing from Basaar; lovely market stalls displaying brightly-coloured fresh fruits, meats and many other groceries ; food stands offering all kinds of options, from local to foreign flavours etc. Thought I'd just drop by for a quick look, ended up spending 3 happy hours on a Sunday afternoon, definitely visit!!! 😚

A lovely winter wonderland market.supermstket and gum on the bottom floor, food stalls and artisan products in the middle, antiques and flea market and our at the top. Closed on New Years Bank holiday.