Sokisahtel

A kiosk where you can buy drinks, snacks, magazines and even flowers or balloons to welcome home your loved ones.

The store’s selection includes books, including fiction in Estonian and other languages, reference works, dictionaries and tourism books. In addition, periodicals, souvenirs suitable as gifts and snacks and drinks to take with you on the plane are also on sale.

Socks and stockings for every occasion.

The airport’s largest duty-free shop invites you to visit and enjoy their new product range. The shop offers a wide range of perfumes, cosmetics and confectionery.

Rosin will charm you from the moment you step through its door. Enjoy a glass of wine at the bar or buy a bottle from the diverse selection to take along as a gift – many delightful discoveries await!

Estonia is a maritime nation — our life and history have always been closely tied to the sea. Beaches, harbors, and lighthouses are part of our everyday landscape, as well as of the gifts we cherish.

100 Gifts Souvenir Shop was created for those who appreciate sea-inspired items and wish to find a gift that carries the spirit of Estonia as a seafaring country.

Our selection includes souvenirs featuring ships and lighthouse motifs, home décor in calming shades of blue, and practical gifts for sea lovers. Estonian handicrafts that make for perfect travel mementos — whether as a thoughtful gift to take along or as a keepsake to remember your visit to Estonia.

Here, everyone can find something that captures the feeling of the sea — be it a memory of a sunny holiday by the harbor or a windy day on the coast.

The perfume shop located in the Non-Schengen area offers a broad selection of cosmetics, alcohol products, and sweets you can buy for your travels.

The airport pharmacy sells all kinds of health products you may need when travelling – drugs, natural products, baby, hygiene and first aid supplies, pharmacy cosmetics, sunscreens, plasters and lots more.

This shop offers many exciting Estonian souvenirs and delicacies. Surprise the people at home by bringing them black bread from the island of Muhu, Baltic sprat, herring, smoked sausage, honey, or products from Estonian designers and artisans which combine innovative solutions with centuries-old traditions.