Balti Jaama Turg

Balti Jaama Turg is defined by the three long, saw-toothed metal roofs that shield the stalls from the Baltic wind. Before this modern structure opened in twenty-seventeen, the site held a chaotic, sprawling flea market where vendors traded everything from Soviet-era medals to rusty car parts on wooden crates. One local vendor famously insisted that if you waited long enough, you could find the spare parts for a tank buried somewhere in the piles of scrap metal and wool sweaters.