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Alcohol
Vana Tallinn, a 1960s concoction that's considered the quintessential Estonian beverage, is sold in every alcohol shop, but to make it a more presentable gift, buy the leather pouch that's often sold with it.
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Amber
Though most of the petrified tree sap sold here is actually from Lithuania and Poland, it's still considered a sought-after gift for anyone visiting the Baltic countries.
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Ceramics
Souvenir shops do a good trade in ceramic figures, especially little ceramic buildings. Some are fairy-tale creations that have a hollow inside where you can put a candle.
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Chocolate
Anything by famous local confectioner, Kalev. Assortments with pictures or Tallinn are a hit. One of the big favorites is their Maiasmokk chocolate candy box.
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Knits
Sweaters of all varieties, knit caps, gloves and mittens are traditional gifts that are sold just about everywhere in Old Town.
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Linen
The traditional fabric from centuries-gone-by is still a popular handicraft items among the locals. Table coverings are the most obvious use, but a linen shirt can also make a stylish gift for your favourite knight.
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Smithery wares
Blacksmiths have been whacking hot iron with hammers for many centuries in Tallinn. You can find items ranging from ashtrays to curtain rods for sale at any given souvenir shop.
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Wood
Toys, dolls, beer mugs, kitchen utensils and anything else that can be carved out of juniper are popular souvenirs, and give souvenir shops their distinctive fragrance.
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