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attention to pedestrians. SHOPPING DEPARTMENT STORES & SHOPPING MALLS • Viru Keskus, Viru väljak 6 • Foorum Keskus, Narva maantee 5 • Kaubamaja, Viru väljak • Melon Kaubanduskeskus, Estonia puiestee 1/3, Phone: (372) 630 6500 • Stockmann, Liivalaia 53, Phone: (372) 633 9539 BOUTIQUES AND SOUVENIRS For boutiques and souvenirs, your best choice is Viru street in the Old City and its side streets. There are many stalls selling traditional items like woolen pullovers, crystal and amber. Prepare to haggle. ROTERMANN QUARTER The Rotermann Quarter is a downtown shopping area with clothing and department stores and restaurants. It’s situated between Viru Keskus, Tallinn port and the Old Town. Source: wikitravels.com 114
IN AND AROUND TALLINN CUISINE IN TALLINN Over the centuries Estonian cuisine has been shaped by the traditions of its neighbors (Note that Danes, Germans, Swedes, Poles and Russians have taken turns ruling parts of the country), yet the main characteristic of the local fare is its peasant origin. Before the last century the Estonian population was comprised mostly of country folk, and given the relative scarcity of food, they employed inventive techniques for preserving and stretching what little meat they had on hand. As urbanization took hold, however, the types of food common in the rest of Europe, such as fried chops and potatoes became the fairly commonplace. Thus you’re likely to see this type of food on the lunch menu at the local pubs — along with a side of cabbage. Nevertheless, many of the more uniquely Estonian recipes are still prepared in many households, and can be easily acquired in a number of restaurants around Tallinn. RESTAURANTS ESTONIAN Kolu kõrts 12 Vabaõhumuuseumi tee (inside Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum). Phone: (372) 654 9118 Historical peasant fare in a 19th century village pub. Leib Resto ja Aed 31 Uus (in the Old Town). Phone: (372) 611 9026 Fresh local ingredients; non-touristy prices; romantic garden venue. Make reservations, the place is popular. Ö 6e Mere pst (centre/Old Town). Phone: (372) 661 6150 Stylish and imaginative prize-winning restaurant. RUSSIAN Café Pushkin 5 Mere pst (centre/Old Town). Phone: (372) 631 3636 Good home-style food; the customers are mostly local, rather than tourists. Nevskij 7 Rataskaevu (in the Old Town). Phone: (372) 628 6505 Imaginative haute cuisine. INTERNATIONAL Chocolaterie de Pierre 6 Vene (in the Old Town). Phone: (372) 641 8061 Cosy venue; excellent chocolate truffles and desserts. 115
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