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Telliskivi is Tallinn's creative quarter, set in a former industrial complex next to Baltic Station — the city's centre of urban culture and artistic life.
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Telliskivi Loomelinnak (Telliskivi Creative City) — a former factory transformed into a hub of galleries, studios, restaurants, a weekly market, and the offices of IT companies and creative agencies. Balti jaam Market is a 2-minute walk away, with a tram stop right at hand.
Baltic Station is a 3–5-minute walk; tram line 2 reaches the city centre in 5 minutes. One of the best transit nodes in the city for car-free living.
There is no residential accommodation within Telliskivi Loomelinnak itself, but apartments in the nearby Kalamaja and Pelgulinn areas command a premium due to their proximity to the hub. Small loft-style projects are emerging in repurposed buildings.
The main schools are in neighbouring Kalamaja and Kesklinn, a 5–10-minute walk away. Private tuition centres and children's studios are also close by.
A busy hub with a constant flow of people, good lighting, and CCTV. Safe during the day and in the evening; nightlife concentrates around the bars and clubs.
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The Telliskivi hub itself is primarily a creative and business centre. Housing is in the adjacent Kalamaja and Pelgulinn areas.
A former industrial complex reinvented as Tallinn's most famous cultural hub: galleries, cafés, music, design, and IT all under one roof.
By tram 2, or on foot — 3–5 minutes from Baltic Station.
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