This is t the oldest café in Tallinn and quite possibly in the whole of Estonia. It has occupied its current location since 1864. The interior has remained mostly unchanged for over a century.

No visit to charming Tallinn would be complete without a relaxing coffee and sweet at Maiasmokk, the oldest operating café in Estonia. Yes, this unique café has been in the same location since 1864, and as soon as you walk in, you really can tell that its interior décor has been unchanged for almost a century. While in 1941, Maiasmokk became nationalized during the Soviet occupation of Estonia, it was again registered as a private enterprise after Estonian independence, and in 2006, the Estonian Post Office even released a limited-edition postage stamp to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Maiasmokk, so you know it’s a big deal!

Dating back to 1910, this historic coffee house is also right off Old Town Hall square and don’t miss ticking the famous Holy Spirit Church clock-face off your list as you pass. Reminding me of Coffee Houses in Vienna thanks to its classic charm and feel, Café Maiasmokk is something of an institution here in Tallinn and stopping by to warm up with a coffee, especially on a cold winter day, is pretty much a must if you’re exploring the Old Town. Make sure you don’t skip the chocolate shop adjoined to the café either before you leave, or the renowned hand-painted marzipan angels they craft here.

Slap in the middle of the Old Town is Café Maiasmokk, which has been selling hand-painted marzipan figurines since German confectioner Georg Stude started in 1864. The alternative, not very far away, is Chocolala in Kalamaja, where lawyer turned chocolatier Kristi Lehtis hand-dips dried reindeer moss (a kind of lichen) in couverture and adds soft fruit from her dacha to silky ganaches. A young country yes, but one whose past has equipped it richly for the future.

Café Maiasmokk, the oldest café in Tallinn, offers a charming ambiance that’s perfect for sipping warm drinks and indulging in sweet treats. As the day turns to dusk, consider a candlelit dinner at one of the city’s top dining establishments, such as Rataskaevu 16, known for its intimate atmosphere and exquisite dishes. Anna Liu, a tourist from Shanghai, shares, "The warmth of the cafe and the burst of flavors at dinner combined to make our evening unforgettable.

Tallinn’s oldest café still retains its amazing, pre-war interior and offers a variety of tempting cakes and pastries, as well as fresh coffee and other treats. This old charmer lives up to its name (Estonian for 'sweet tooth') by serving up a variety of baked goods – all made right on the spot – as well as hot drinks and other snacks. Children will appreciate the adjacent Kalev Marzipan Room with its display of artistic marzipan creations.

With a history dating back to 1864, Maiasmokk is – according to their website – not only the oldest cafe in Tallinn but also the oldest cafe in the whole of Estonia. Its name means “sweet tooth” in Estonian, and when you see all the tempting cakes and chocolates on sale, you’ll understand why. There is also an attached ‘Marzipan Room.’ According to legend, Tallinn is the birthplace of marzipan.

A visit to Tallinn is not complete without visiting Estonia's oldest cafe Maiasmokk which literally means 'sweet tooth' in Estonian. Built in 1864, the cafe has been operating from the same location since it opened and has been serving delicious treats ever since. Maiasmokk is famous for its marzipan and a workshop is located on the premises where visitors can watch arts of work being created.

For a slightly more refined vibe evoking the late 19th century, try the elegant Maiasmokk café. The place has stood in the same place in the Old Town since opening in 1864 and entices passers-by with the prettiest shop window in the city. If you can peel your eyes away from the magical window display, step inside and enjoy a lovely cup of coffee with a little marzipan treat on the side.

Café Maiasmokk – Operating since 1864, Café Maiasmokk, located in the heart of Old Town, is Tallinn’s oldest café. With its vintage interior virtually unchanged over the last century, it offers a nostalgic peek into the past. The café is renowned not only for its coffee but also for its fresh pastries and marzipan, a local delicacy that the café has been crafting for decades.

Great for: historic setting and classic Estonian foodAvoid: it is a touristic cafe after all. As the last remaining traditional coffee house, and therefore the oldest café in Estonia, Maiasmokk has a rich history. Originally a pastry shop opened in 1864, it developed into a renowned spot for coffee and marzipan figurines, a characteristic treat of the former Hanseatic League.

Right in the middle of Old Town is Maiasmokk Café, dating back to 1864 it’s an institution in the city and the oldest café in the whole of Estonia. Throughout that time, plenty has changed but Maiasmokk has remained consistent. Legend has it that Tallinn is the home of marzipan and at the Maiasmokk café you’ll be able to watch it being made – and sample some, of course!

Estonian for “sweet tooth,” Maiasmokk has cases filled with impossible-to-resist treats. I recommend the fruit tarts and any pastries featuring marzipan. The charming cafe, which claims to be the oldest one in Estonia, is located a short distance from Town Hall Square, making it the perfect spot to take an afternoon tea or coffee break.

Café Maiasmokk is the oldest café in Tallinn and has been in the same location since they opened in 1864. We loved taking a moment to escape the cold and pop inside here to recharge with hot soup and some of their famous cakes. The interior is gorgeous with circular wooden tables, chairs, and benches covered with lush royal red fabric.

This is the oldest café in Tallinn and quite possibly in the whole of Estonia. It has occupied its current location since 1864, and the interior has remained mostly unchanged for over a century. It doesn't have a breakfast or brunch menu, but the mix of sweet and savoury food on offer makes for a good breakfast.

Café Maiasmokk is Estonia's oldest continuously operating café. The café opened in 1864 on Pikk Street in Old Town, and the interior has remained unchanged for over a century. Visitors can find a marzipan room at the front of the building where they can learn more about the history of marzipan.

Drop into Café Maiasmokk, the oldest in Estonia, its high-ceilinged interior reminiscent of a grand, 19th-century coffee house. Tallinn has a thriving coffee culture, and at Maiasmokk, you will struggle to resist the decadent chocolate pavlova, almond croissants, and cherry truffles.

Up-and-coming Tallinn has no shortage of hip, cozy hangouts, but Maiasmokk, built in 1864, remains a classic and the oldest operational café in the city. Its interior has been preserved for almost a century and recalls the Historicist style of a Viennese coffeehouse with ornate…

Cafe Maiasmokk in Tallinn is Estonia’s oldest operating cafe having first opened in 1864. The building’s charm has been brewing for a century – visitors today can expect elaborate window decorations, a marzipan museum and salons with patterned wallpaper and cushioned sofas.

Opened since 1864, Maiasmokk is the oldest coffee and sweet store in Estonia. Entering this place takes you back in time. It’s wooden walls, the floor and the wheel with tea cups makes this place unique in Tallinn and having a coffee here will be a memorable experience.

The oldest café in Tallinn, Maiasmokk (‘sweet tooth’ in Estonian), established in 1864. Of course, a café with a name like that is an absolute must for anyone fond of pastries and cakes. They have everything: Salty pastries, pies, cakes, biscuits – you name it.

Established in 1864, a bakery and shop occupied this space since 1806. This era was a time when locals dreamed many little dreams of inventions to the creation of photography. In 1941, the Soviet occupation incorporated the business with other confectioneries.

Café Maiasmokk is one of the oldest cafés in Estlant and dates back to 1864. In the historic atmosphere of the café, you can enjoy fresh cakes, pastries, and delicious coffee. Price: $$| Address: Pikk 16, 10123 Tallinn| Website: kohvikmaiasmokk.ee

The oldest coffee shop in Tallinn and Estonia, Maiasmokk has beautiful interiors dating from 1864. It’s now owned by Kalev, who are known for their Estonian chocolate. On the ground floor, admire the miniature rotating ferris wheel in the window.

Cafe Maiasmokk is located on Pikk 16 and is one of the oldest cafes in Tallinn. Have a cup of coffee or tea along with a piece of cake and travel back into the old days of Estonia. There is also a small museum and explanation about marzipan.

Maiasmokk Cafe is the oldest and most traditional cafe in Tallinn. The moment you walk through its doors, you will quickly realize this. Maiasmokk Cafe is located in the heart of an old historical building that you will enjoy exploring.

Café Maiasmokk is the oldest café in Tallinn, and walking in feels like a little trip through time. The first-floor interior has stayed nearly unchanged for over 100 years. While you’re there, don’t miss the cakes and marzipan treats.

Cafe Maiasmokk is the oldest operating cafe in Tallinn, and probably in Estonia too. It’s not far from from the town square either and stopping here is considered to be one of the top things to do in Tallinn at any time of the year.

• The Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats) is the most central point of the Old Town and there is Maiasmokk, the oldest cafe in the city. If you can’t resist to romance, the 8 gates and 46 towers will create the perfect setting for you!

Tähista seda meie Vana Tallinna maitselise šokolaaditordiga. If you have a sweet tooth, this is the place to go. Their pastries and baked cakes are great and it is the place to stop, if you’re looking for a coffee and dessert.

Imagine an old Vienesse coffee house…then add some Russian touch to it, and a dash of the 80s. Maiasmokk is more a patisserie than a cafe, but it has an unmatched charm. The Marzipan room is just a reason more for visiting.

Cafe Maiasmokk is a historical spot in the old town of Tallinn. It has been operating as a cafe since 1864, making it the oldest cafe in the city. The cafe is a fully functioning restaurant for breakfast and lunch.

Find the oldest continuously operating pharmacy in Europe, Town Hall Pharmacy, open since 1422. Today, not only is it still a pharmacy but also a tiny museum. It showcases what was used as medicine back in the day.

Maiasmokk is not only the oldest operational café in Estonia but also a museum. Located in Old Town, it offers you fresh pastries, pies and cakes. Also, hot coffee offered in a variety of forms.

On a more classic note, also nearby is Tallinn’s oldest cafe, Maiasmokk, opened at the same location since 1864. Go to have a peek at the unchanged interior…

Up-and-coming Tallinn has no shortage of hip, cozy hangouts, but Maiasmokk, built in 1864, remains a classic and the oldest operational café in the city.

The chocolates are delicious and my favourite was the marzipan room, where you can watch the sweet treats being made by marzipan artists.