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Telliskivi Creative City
Telliskivi Kirbukas
Kalamaja Basaar
Kadaka Kirbuturg
Sarapuu Kirbukas Tallinn
Reviews
Big second hand shop with versatile styles. Everything from high end clothing and accessories to bulk fast fashion. Ok changing rooms.
Lepingu klient olen väga hea teenindus
Külastasim ainult peotarvete poodi. Väga suur valik.
Inimeste toodud ja müüdavad riided. Hea ja lai valik. Olemas lastenurk ning 2 proovikabiini.
Palju ninni-nänni ja inimeste poolt toodud kaupa. Suur valik uhkeid kleite.
Ihanan paljon siistejä hyväkuntoisia vaatteita, kenkiä asusteita . Aivan mahtava palvelu
Great selection of clothes, possible to find clothes from well known brands for cheap. Organised, tidy and friendly staff!
All good
It is a lovely place, comfortable with many options and prices, but it doesn't have many male pieces.
Found an interesting leather handbag for just 2 euros and some unique jewellery. The shop employee was nice and helpful. Shop looks very clean and neat.
Second hand items mostly clothing and shoes and random items ok for a look
There are a lot of lovely restaurants, bars and cafés, as well as some breweries. Along with cute little shops and art galleries, it's a great place to spend a day.
Großes Durcheinander von Sachen die man nicht braucht. Der "Flohmarkt" (beachten sie die Gänsefüßchen!) ist eine 200 Quadratmeter große Wohnung im ersten Stock. Es gibt muffige Kleidung, CDs, Kosmetik, Geschirr, usw. Muss man nicht gesehen haben.
Such a creative transformation of space. There’s a variety of places to eat and drink.
A lovely spot to just wonder around and enjoy. The murals and art are incredible.
A lovely spot to just wonder around and enjoy. The murals and art are incredible.
This place was an industrial area probably was a factory here and today is a hipster neighborhood with many coffee shops and restaurants. Also, you can visit Fotografiska museum.
The atmosphere is really vibrant and why not, you can spend some quality time with your friends.
The atmosphere is really vibrant and why not, you can spend some quality time with your friends.
Must stop in Tallinn. Super cool arts focused community in and around a bunch of old renovated warehouses and buildings. Breweries, art, shopping, food, play areas for kids, ice cream, murals and more. We spent an entire afternoon here, great spot!
1 | Hipsterläänd. A former warehouse area that has been transformed into a district of trendy bistros, bars and other businesses.
2 | Coffee roasters, distilleries, ice cream salons, cafes and bistros stand side by side. Street art, a slackline are already there, plus a streetball court is being built.
3 | If you have at least one free afternoon or early evening, I recommend a walk around the place. I have been back to Telliskivi several times.
4 | Check the opening times of each place before you visit, each one is open differently.
2 | Coffee roasters, distilleries, ice cream salons, cafes and bistros stand side by side. Street art, a slackline are already there, plus a streetball court is being built.
3 | If you have at least one free afternoon or early evening, I recommend a walk around the place. I have been back to Telliskivi several times.
4 | Check the opening times of each place before you visit, each one is open differently.
Very hipster and very Instagram-friendly place. I liked walking around and just stare at the paintings on the walls.
It possible to have some beer or a meal at some of the pubs and restaurants at the area and I would recommend that.
It possible to have some beer or a meal at some of the pubs and restaurants at the area and I would recommend that.
Once an area of abandoned factory warehouses but transformed into a shopping and entertainment district with lively and hip cafes, shops, restaurants, bars, and galleries.
The atmosphere is alive and vibrant with all walks of life perusing and hanging out, enjoying the area.
The atmosphere is alive and vibrant with all walks of life perusing and hanging out, enjoying the area.
It’s a free space where you can enjoy some graffiti if you like. There are food trucks and I had my best hamburger ever. The tacos we had was not that great. There are few pubs but it was full with people prolly because of friday. But people had a good time i can say.
Recently added signs for men's clothing to help us find items, and it made a *huge* difference for me! They have a really solid selection of jewellery (I buy my partner gifts here often), and nice home knick-knacks.
Staff is very welcoming.
Staff is very welcoming.
A mediocre flea market, nothing too special. The shop was a bit hard to find as it was in the second floor, but you can follow foot stickers marked to the floor that lead to the shop.
Mostly clean shop, the tables/shelves were pretty packed but mostly with clothes.
Mostly clean shop, the tables/shelves were pretty packed but mostly with clothes.
Amazing place, lots of treasures to find!
For a flea market it's moderate in size, but more suitable for those looking for children's clothes. There are plenty of adult choices as well, but personally I didn't make any good finds.
Cool thrift shop, lots of stuff at good price
One of my favorite designer second-hand stores in Tallinn, with Sarapuu Kirbukas, Komka and Pop Kirbukas.
I especially loved the Prada bag, Valentino stud flats and Jimmy Choos.
But they also had a bucketload of German brands, Diesel and some denim, as well as handmade, local jewellery.
For the busy moms, there is a kids corner and lots of kiddy fashion as well. Not so many items for men though.
I especially loved the Prada bag, Valentino stud flats and Jimmy Choos.
But they also had a bucketload of German brands, Diesel and some denim, as well as handmade, local jewellery.
For the busy moms, there is a kids corner and lots of kiddy fashion as well. Not so many items for men though.
Clean flea market with lots of well organized tables. Mostly clothes and jewelry. Prices are quite high, found a few interesting items, but did not buy them as they were the same price as new items.
A small, sweet little flea market. The possibility to find treasures is the same as with many other flea markets, so that's definitely one of the recommendations if you happen to be nearby. Bought this lovely Dirndl dress-shirt combo for a good price.
One of the best flea markets in Estonia.
Kadri , the owner really did very good job, and the ladies who work there are really polite and friendly.
Kadri , the owner really did very good job, and the ladies who work there are really polite and friendly.
Nothing interesting. There are too many clothes and small amount of others interesting stuff.
Магазин бу вещей и новых вещей разных дизайнеров. Нам понравилось. Цены тоже разные))
Super clean and organized, lots of interesting bargains
Norm
So much woman clothing. Nothing really for me but they really have everything for girls here. Good prices and clean looking clothes. Relaxed atmosphere. Unfortunately no chairs for us guys today sit and relax while the girls go nuts. They do have someone other things besides clothes like vinyl and toys.
Great selection and friendly servise. Mostly clothes for women, but also quite a few for men and children and some household items.
Great second hand mix of no name and brand items, jewellery from 2€, shoes from 3€, clothing items from 1€, CK original miles on pic we’re just 7€
Nice and comfortable little aftermarket C2C
I think for a fleemarket prices are high
Its aight
Retail therapy :) a good one!