Unique hipster area in North Tallinn. Carefully renovated and re-constructed from Soviet-time industrial area. Recommended for: shopping, art, performances, coffee, drinks, beer, dinner, ecologic food, second hand & alternative design.
Whenever it's a day or nighttime visit, you' ll be positively surprised! :)
A place where all the creatives hang out. There are good eateries nearby. Most of them go to reval cafe for business deals and small talks. The vibe of the place is very creative. There are open table tennis boards for playing too.
Amazingly cool place. Only open until 8pm though. Some food places open until 10pm. Great street art cool shops.. worth a visit for sure.
We’ve been there in winter and it was little grey, but want to come back in summer. Sure that in summer time this place living different live. So many creative spots to chill with friends, drink coffee and enjoy flea markets.
Nice graffiti, best places in city to have dinner and very nice shops with baltic presents. And for home and cozy lovers big selection of shops.
Very artistic and modern part of Tallinn. If I will also find out how to drive to the underground parking, i would be really happy with its offerings. Google Maps does not have any advise on the subject unfortunately. This part of the city is also full of trendy restorants. So meetings and conference is easy to hold there.
Lovely place to have cup of coffee and delicios chocolate cake ☺️
Really nice place. Especially at Christmas time. Can be a bit crowded. And if have trolleys you might have trouble squeezing in.
Interesting place. Bit different from everything else. Nice shops and good little restaurants. Food truck is the best. Needs more cafes.
Really cool place! I really enjoyed walking around and checking the local shops, restaurants and seeing small exhibitions and creative graffiti.
Nice hipster area. A lot of trendy bars and coffee shops. There is also a did court nearby made from shopping containers.
I'll qualify this by first saying that I went on a rainy Tuesday afternoon, so there was little happening, and even fewer people enjoying it. That being said, despite the bohemian flavour, this area seems to cater to free spending tourists more than free living artists. Ubiquitous flyers made the case that a weekend visit would be met with flea markets and live music, however, so accord this review the same authority you would any statement made by a certain bombastic American who's been in the news a lot recently.
The place to be in Tallinn if you are into design and beer. Not a very big ex industrial area, now a place of gathering, surely worth a visit. Locals here use to play table tennis and enjoy pub such as the F-hone.
Artsy place in Tallinn, not far from Old Town and train station. Street art, design cafes and restaurants, design shops and guys with moustaches.
A lively area. Hipster's place. Lot of chilling places. Popular restorans. Shops. Cultural events.
Good place to find some decoration staff to home!
Excellent church! Warm and open people! I am recommended!
An excellent place to chill out in many eatimg places in the area, one of well known the favourites are f-hoone and lendav taldrik. The area has a tiny shopping street with small boutiques.