Telliskivi Creative City

We enjoyed a few hours strolling through the Creative District with up eat sounds of music from venues, cafes, eateries, and exhibits. The street art including wall murals and 3D displays show the works of many native and local artists. The Photograpy Museum offers a great museum with relaxing coffee shop, gift shops with ingenious photo gifts. The central area offers an outdoor free exhibit of framed modern works. We enjoyed a wine and end-of-day 50% off sale on some gluten free options, including a chocolate gluten free cake. Enjoy strolling, snacking. and appreciating art. Accessible venue.

This was one of my favorite areas to visit on our Baltic Sea Cruise. It's about a 25 minute walk from the bus drop off area in Tallinn. Lots of beautiful art to see and take pictures with. There was a huge market area, like Estonian Whole Foods with all the fresh fruits and vegetables and all the healthy products. Also an indoor marketplace with all sorts of artisan products from driftwood stuff to soaps and clothing and home products. Lots of restaurants and bars too. Also a game/card store.

If you are a graffiti fan this is worth a visit, I was there really early in the morning so not sure how any cafes/bars/businesses are.

Nice place to see creative and colourful murals. You can walk around There are free parks available for kids as well. There is a photography museum also near by.

Everyone kept telling me go here so I walked there from the old town. Pleasant spacious area with street art and lots of al fresco eating and drinking options.

An assortment of small shops where vendors and artisans sell various crafts, clothing, and products. Worth visiting; a reasonable walking distance from Old Town.

Don't just do the old town (which is great) but venture across the road to check out Telliskivi Creative City. Interesting example of repurposing and urban development.

What a great place! Very creative, a lot of interesting street arts, bistros and pubs. Best part of Tallinn!