As the same says, this narrow but quite long street goes along the walls of the Old Town. Usually, there have been market stalls in the shadows of the city wall selling handicrafts. Estonian craftswomen have set up shops to sell their hand-knitted products but they had all disappeared.

We visited Tallinn Old Town on a Sunday. On this particular day the Old Town was very busy with 2 cruise ships in port and a local festival underway within the town walls. While exploring the streets and laneways of the Old Town, we came across this street market. There were quite a number of stalls selling a variety of clothes, hats, gloves, scarves etc. Other stalls were selling handicrafts, gifts and souvenirs. The quality of goods on offer appeared to be quite good and most of the prices seemed reasonable. With the large numbers of tourists and locals out and about on this day, many of the stalls appeared to be doing good business. Worthy of a visit if you happen to be a keen shopper!