Masters’ Courtyard
Tallinn
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Hidden in a quiet, Old Town courtyard is this site dedicated to the master craftsmen of old. Here visitors can shop for handicrafts and jewellery, view art exhibitions, and sample the heavenly confections created in the popular Chocolaterie Café. Comfortable accommodation is available in the courtyard’s guesthouse.
Useful Information
- Address: Vene 6, Tallinn
- Email: jaan.parn@mail.ee
- Phone: +372 504 6113
- More Info: hoov.ee
- Opening House: Shops & office: daily 10am–6pm; Cafe: daily 8am–11pm
- More Info: Hours can vary from shop to shop. Check the website for further information.
Shopping
In Tallinn, folk tradition exists alongside everything contemporary. You can find some of the most amazing art pieces exclusively made with traditional skills. Many shops and galleries offer a wide range to choose from, so everyone is sure to find something to their liking. The most unique Estonian souvenirs are traditional Estonian handicrafts: knitwear, linen, ceramics, leather, and wood, especially juniper wood. Most of Estonian design can be seen in small galleries, design boutiques and fashion stores. You will find many unique, handcrafted pieces from some of the most imaginative designers in Estonia, ranging from ceramic, textile and fashion, to wood, furniture, jewellers and handicraft.

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