St. Catherines Passage is a hidden gem in Tallinn's historic Old Town, connecting St. Catherines Church to Vene Street. This atmospheric medieval lane offers visitors a glimpse into Tallinn's rich artisan heritage.
Dating back to the 13th century, St. Catherines Passage is one of the most picturesque and well-preserved medieval streets in Tallinn. The narrow, cobblestone lane is lined with historic workshops where traditional craftsmen continue age-old techniques like ceramics, glassblowing, and handicrafts. The passage features several working artisan studios where visitors can watch craftspeople create unique Estonian handicrafts and purchase authentic souvenirs.
Best Time: Afternoon
Time Needed: 1 hour
Entrance: Free