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Shopping · Harju County, Harju County

Solaris

  • SpecialtyFashion, food court, cinema and Estonian design shops
  • HoursDaily 9AM-9PM (confirm on solaris.ee)
  • PriceEUR 5-250 (approx USD 5-270)

Solaris is a shopping and entertainment centre at Estonia pst 9 in central Tallinn, Harju County, Estonia, just south of Viru väljak and a short walk from the Old Town. It combines fashion retail, a food court, a multiplex cinema and a number of Estonian design shops, which gives it a slightly more local character than purely international malls. The shops include clothing and accessory chains, shoe stores, cosmetics and gift outlets, and a basement-level supermarket serves everyday needs.

Solaris is a shopping and entertainment centre at Estonia pst 9 in central Tallinn, Harju County, Estonia, just south of Viru väljak and a short walk from the Old Town. It combines fashion retail, a food court, a multiplex cinema and a number of Estonian design shops, which gives it a slightly more local character than purely international malls. The shops include clothing and accessory chains, shoe stores, cosmetics and gift outlets, and a basement-level supermarket serves everyday needs. Estonian design stores sell items such as linen textiles, ceramics, jewellery and accessories made by local designers, so visitors seeking something more distinctive than chain-store products can find authentic Estonian-made goods here, though the selection is smaller than at dedicated craft lanes. Prices are fixed and typically range between EUR 5 and EUR 250. Bargaining is not customary, card and contactless payment is accepted almost everywhere, and cash is rarely needed. Non-EU residents can ask participating retailers for tax-free paperwork, and should retain receipts and have the forms validated when leaving the EU. The atmosphere is modern and fairly busy, drawing office workers at lunchtime, cinema-goers in the evening and families at weekends, with crowds growing on Saturdays and before Christmas. On the food side, the food court and several cafes and restaurants offer a mix of quick meals, Estonian and international dishes and coffee, and the cinema area adds snacks and drinks. Hours are generally daily from 9AM to 9PM, though cinema screenings continue later, and visitors should confirm current times on the centre's website. Solaris is a practical option on rainy or cold days, when its covered location is useful for combining shopping, a meal and a film, and its central position allows easy walking to the Viru Gate, Freedom Square and the Old Town.

Practical information for Solaris · Last updated September 2026
Hours Daily 9AM-9PM (confirm on solaris.ee)
Price EUR 5-250 (approx USD 5-270)
Address Estonia pst 9, 10143 Tallinn

Location

Estonia pst 9, 10143 Tallinn

59.4356, 24.7519 View on map

Highlights

  • Estonian design shops with linen, ceramics and jewellery
  • Multiplex cinema and food court under one roof
  • Central location near Freedom Square and the Old Town
  • Supermarket and fashion chains for everyday shopping

Tips for visiting

  • Visit at midday on weekdays for the quietest shopping
  • Ask for tax-free forms if travelling from outside the EU
  • Use the mall as a rainy-day option combining shopping, lunch and a film
  • Check the Estonian design shops for locally made gifts
  • Confirm opening hours before visiting on public holidays

When to visit

Weekday middays are quiet. Evenings and Saturdays are busier because of the cinema.

Accessibility

The centre has lifts, escalators and step-free access, making it suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Solaris located?

It is at Estonia pst 9 in central Tallinn, a short walk from Viru väljak and the Old Town.

Does Solaris sell Estonian-made goods?

Yes, several design shops sell Estonian linen, ceramics, jewellery and accessories.

Is there a cinema?

Yes, the centre includes a multiplex cinema and a food court.

Can prices be negotiated?

No, prices are fixed and bargaining is not customary in Estonian shops.