take the trolley no.6 from Kaubamaja/ no.7 from Balti jaam and ride till the end. You will get to Õismäe :) cross the road and go straight, pass Säästumarket and Maxima and Watsons also, and you will see a little shop in front of you, where are millions of different kinds of buttons, fabrics ańd sewing stuff for a very nice price!!! :)))

Consider a trip to Helsinki, the ferries are pretty cheap.

Tallinn has got to be one of the most beautiful cities around... not just in the Baltics but in Europe .... its got a quaint medieval charm to it with its cobbled streets, walled parts and lively markets... but, of course, its a modern city too with enough restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs, and the lot... sit at one and take in Tallinn's festive atmosphere...its got some beautiful people too...easily reached from Helsinki by ferry or from Russia or Latvia by coach and train...

Take the tram to Kopli, old russian part of town and think back to how life was before 1989

Liquor and Cigarettes, along with countless other things, are Tax free in this city. This leads young people from Helsinki, Finland to make day trips here to stock up supplies. The ferry ride is a comfortable 2 1/2 hours between Helsinki and Tallinn, and it gets you those cool stamps in your passport. How many of you're friends can say, "Oh, and this is the stamp from when we went to Estonia". So if your in either Tallinn or Helsinki, there absolutely no excuse to not visit the other.